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Join nowThe company will undergo recent changes to the office, and there are two tasks that need to be addressed:
Server IP Change: The Server IP will be changed from 192.168.1.2 to 192.168.88.2. How should adjustments be made for the QB (QuickBooks) on both the server and client sides?
Disaster Recovery Drill: A disaster recovery simulation will be conducted, simulating server damage and utilizing backup mechanisms for restoration.
The practice will take place within a segregated internal network. When restoring the backup to a new computer, is it necessary to adjust authorization settings for successful verification of the drill? After the exercise is complete, a formatting will be carried out.
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It's great to see you here, @JinYeh. We appreciate you for updating us that your company will undergo recent changes to the office. And we understand that before doing so, you want to ensure all adjustment steps will be correct without damaging or losing the file of QuickBooks, and that server will be changed appropriately and your client's side will learn about the changes.
Moreover, you also mentioned adjusting authorization settings. With that, allow us to share insights and lend help.
To set up QuickBooks Desktop on a private server so your computers on your network can access your company files. The setup requires you to adjust settings in QBDT, Windows, and your server.
Feel free to follow these steps:
For detailed information about these steps, check out this article: Install QuickBooks Desktop on a server.
We'll also add these articles for future use:
Thank you for choosing QBDT as your daily financial software partner. We wish for more success in your business. Please feel free to come back here if you have additional questions. We'll be happy to lend a hand. Take care, and have a good one!
Is it an IP Public? Will your server and clients still in the same network environment after relocating your office?
It is Private IP, the network environment will be changed
Which QB Desktop year version do you have?
It's great to see you here, @JinYeh. We appreciate you for updating us that your company will undergo recent changes to the office. And we understand that before doing so, you want to ensure all adjustment steps will be correct without damaging or losing the file of QuickBooks, and that server will be changed appropriately and your client's side will learn about the changes.
Moreover, you also mentioned adjusting authorization settings. With that, allow us to share insights and lend help.
To set up QuickBooks Desktop on a private server so your computers on your network can access your company files. The setup requires you to adjust settings in QBDT, Windows, and your server.
Feel free to follow these steps:
For detailed information about these steps, check out this article: Install QuickBooks Desktop on a server.
We'll also add these articles for future use:
Thank you for choosing QBDT as your daily financial software partner. We wish for more success in your business. Please feel free to come back here if you have additional questions. We'll be happy to lend a hand. Take care, and have a good one!
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