I replaced it with another 20 gig out of a spare, unused server computer, and it booted Windows just fine. When it went to boot Aloha, however, it took me to a "looking for fileserver" screen with a "Make fileserver" button and would go no further.
After doing some searching on this website which is a great source of info BTW , it sounds as though the security card or HASP key as some call it? I pulled the security key and looked it over for some sort of number or ID or something, but found nothing.
Anyhow, does it sound like im on the right track or barking up the wrong tree? Any suggestions for getting the key and the HD to match up? If its of any help, this message pops up in Windows just before Aloha starts to boot Make sure you are specifying this computer name correctly or try again later when the remote computer is available".
You need to do a term install on the new terminal. Look for a directory on the drive called terminst. Run the setup program and follow prompts. The computer name, must be correct for the terminal you are installing. The ibercfg. I have a new install of 5. Any suggestions? I can't find anywhere is the Backoffice suite that would help either. We also provide a management app you can use to reach out to support if any issues arise. Is any warranty included with your hardware?
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Articles and resources for your restaurant. Restaurant Article Hub. If you had multiple location you can run an EOIP tunnel that would extend the ethernet network to your remote stores and that would bring you and encrypted private network that you can browse every device from any stores. Then you can monitor, launch antivirus, run policy, backup, print, share. Mega I wonder if you had a solution Not Radiant command center that can read aloha debout and using for remote alert?
I actually have several alerts that we have created in-house to monitor many different conditions, even things like PCI configuration errors, and if EDC has offline gift cards that need to be processed. For a standalone issue, there are two things: 1.
The terminal is on the network but IBER qs isn't running. The terminal is not connected to the network. This can be observed by reading and accessing the downtime.
By reading the downtime. If the downtime. From this you can have your custom app create an alert, desktop message, etc. For simple scripting, you can even use a free command line emailer like BLAT to send you an email if a certain condition is met.
I guarantee I can have my own little biz on the side and be able to clean up afterwards, that the average absentee owner would have no idea what was going on. This is why when I hire managers, I don't want them with too much computer knowledge. The creative ways people come up with to steal never surprises me. Rosemary, I agree with you. We have locations that each do over 2.
There's always a way to steal. Not saying there isn't. Though I see the problem has been resolved, I too have actively embraced the process of NOT telling customers how to put the system into redundant mode for reasons that having noting to do with theft I make them tell me the numbers, then give them the password.
Clients- and in particular their staff- just want to put their orders in on a busy night, they could care less about the consequences and often in times it's some random bartender or server that eventually is told how to do this. Additionally, they also mistakenly see it as fix. Thus what was probably an unplugged cable and 5 minute phone fix turned into a customer-created emergency and an hour or two in support to get everything back to normal.
I've given people who've worked for us in the past pretty straight-forward instructions- don't tell them how to put it into redundant mode, and tell customers who do know how to put it into redundant mode that it's not really a "fix" and it's in their best interest to call support, as annoying as it may be.
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