Note:your should use the Services control panel to verify or change the Log On as name for the CommuniGate Pro service. That name should have the Act as part of the operating system Windows NT privilege. If the CommuniGate Pro Server does not have this privilege, not only it will fail to authenticate users using the Windows NT password system, but an attempt to use an incorrect password may cause the server to crash. This problem is fixed in the Windows NT Service Pack 4.
Note:if your server should serve 100 accounts or more, check the description of the TIME_WAIT problem and follow the instructions to decrease the NT TIME_WAIT time interval.
Note:Unlike Windows 98, the Windows 95 system does not have the "WinSock2" libarary installed. Download this library (.dll) from the http://www.microsoft.com and install it before you try to launch the CommuniGate Pro Server.
You can also start the CommuniGate Pro server manually, as a "console application", by launching the CGServer.exe file. If started without parameters, the Server creates the C:\CommuniGatePro folder and uses it as its "base" folder". If you want to use any other location, use the --Base command line parameter:
CGServer.exe --Base D:\OtherDirectory
The base directory and all its files are not modified when you update the CommuniGate Pro Server software, so all accounts, mailboxes, messages, settings, Personal Web Sites, customized WebUser and WebAdmin files stay and continue to work with the new version of the Server.
Note: if you chose to manually modify WebUser and/or WebAdmin files right in the application directory, then you should save them before updating. If you properly placed your customized versions of WebUser and/or WebAdmin files into the Domain Webuser/WebAdmin directories, these customized files are not removed when you upgrade the Server software.
To upgrade: