Hi,
The following pre-requisites should be verified for this issue:
1. Check the IIS Server Certificates. Ensure they are upto date or else do a Rotate SSL Certificates in the environment. This will update all the Server certificates in the environment.
2. Check if the services are running W3SVC (World wide web services are up and running).
3. Also, ensure there are no firewalls blocking your access to the environment (if any).
4. Finally, do a full build of the environment and a db sync to ensure there are no errors in the environment.
5. Also, check if the web.config is pointing to the right environment components and not to any Tier 2 or tier 3 environments.
If you already tried reverting the changes to the report, you can also check what will happen if you install a quality update to this environment. This helped for me in the past with some instable environments.
Have you also tried applying the same customizations on another environment?
Was the build and DBSync successful without errors? What exact changes were applied to the report? Can you try to remove the changes done to the report and check again? Is it also giving an error when you have Visual Studio open on the DEV VM?
Its an old DEV environment and was working fine, one of the team member has customized one report till that time it was working fine, but when I am trying to connect it is not working, throwing that info messages.
Hi Muthu/Bharani,
Tried below:
Full Build, DB sync, restarted IIS, restarted services,
Can you do full build and sync and then try again ?
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