• Cause: No IP address or an invalid IP address has been specified on the System Settings tab of System Admin.
• Solution: Start System Admin, open the System Settings tab and specify or correct the IP address.

• Cause:
  • The IP address specified on the System Settings tab of System Admin does not match the IP address of the license server.
  • The IP address is correct but the license server has been stopped.
• Solution:
  • Check the IP address in the Isah License Server control panel. Start System Admin, select the System Settings tab and, if necessary, correct the IP address so that it matches the IP address as specified in the Isah License Server control panel.
  • Open the Isah License Server control panel and click to restart the license server. Please make sure that the Active check box on the IP Addresses tab on the Tools, Options form of the Isah License Server control panel has been enabled for the IP address on which the license server will be listening.

Note: The error code specified in the [Code XXXX] section of the error message may differ. The error code provides additional information about possible network problems. In most cases, this will concern the error codes '10060' or '10061' which relate to an invalid IP address or a stopped license server.

• Cause: The system requires that a certain version of the license server or higher is installed.
• Solution: Install the correct version of the license server:
  • Update packs 1.9.4 and 1.9.5 require that version 1.9.4 of the license server or a higher version is installed.
  • Update packs 2.0.0 to 2.0.2 require that version 2.0.0 of the license server or a higher version is installed.

• Cause: You have reached the end date of your license. The system will no longer start.
• Solution: Please contact Isah for an updated license file.

• Cause: You do not have enough licenses for the number of users or Isah has blocked your license file.
• Solution: Please contact Isah for an updated license file.

• Cause:
  • The database specified in the error message has not been entered on the Environments tab on the Tools, Options form of the Isah License Server configuration panel.
  • The DB Admin program contains a false database name.
• Solution:
  • Add the database concerned to the list on the Environments tab on the Tools, Options form of the Isah License Server configuration panel.
  • Check the database name specified in the error message. This should be the same name as the name specified in the DATABASE NAME field in DB Admin. Please note that this name does not have to match the name of the database alias as specified in DB Admin.

• Cause:
  • The database specified in the error message has already been entered on the Environments tab on the Tools, Options form of the Isah License Server configuration panel.
• Solution:
  • Check the Environments tab on the Tools, Options form of the Isah License Server configuration panel. The database should already be there. No further action is needed.

• Cause: The database concerned has been added to the Environments tab on the Tools, Options form of the Isah License Server control panel, but the user name and/or password word have not been configured correctly.
• Solution: Double-click the database concerned on the Environments tab on the Tools, Options form of the Isah License Server control panel. Retype the user name and password. Then check whether a connection can be established by double-clicking the Test connection button.

• Cause: The maximum number of users as permitted by your license has been reached.
• Solution: Users that are not using the application should log off, or you can purchase additional user licenses.

• Cause: A newer version of the license server is using an outdated version of the license file.
• Solution: Install the license file that corresponds with your license server version.

If the message 'Unable to connect to the License Server' is displayed, it means that no connection to the Isah License Server can be established. If this message is displayed before logging on to the system, you should verify the following :

• Has the Isah License Server been started?
• Have the correct IP address and port number been specified in SystemAdmin?
• Have this IP address and Port been activated on the Isah License Server?
• Is your network connection OK?

If the message 'License name unknown' is displayed on the Main Form of the license server control panel, instead of your company name, it means that the Isah license file is not present in the installation directory of the Isah License Server and/or the Isah License Server has not been started.

The message 'Time-out' appears when a time-out, as specified in your settings, is reached.

The message 'Incorrect configuration of user name and password of database' is displayed when the settings for the specified database have not been configured correctly on the Isah License Server. This may have been caused by one of the following conditions:

• The user name entered for the specified database is incorrect.
• The password entered for the specified database is incorrect.
• The specified database has not been registered on the Isah License Server.