Check the Server name in the Midtier Remedy Config Tool->AR Server
Setting.

Add this server to the list. 

If this doesn't work, Check the User Preferences in the User tool in
Home Page Tab.



Jaspal 

 

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) 
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Holly Waterman
> Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2007 8:52 AM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: Re: Mid-tier error-ARERR [9280]
> 
> I thas been almost a year since you posted this question, and 
> since I'm seeing a similar error, I wonder if/how you ever 
> solved this problem.
> 
> Error:
> 
> The following error(s) occurred while trying to process your request:
> ARERR [9280]
> Server not present in the configured servers list - <server name>
> 
> I have users using both Mac and Windows machines to access 
> Remedy via the web.  just *ONE* user gets this error on 
> Netscape, and I'm at a loss...  I can't seem to get a work 
> log of it (Can't get to the config page on his machine, 
> either), so I know that Rem Support will be no help.  I find 
> nothing helpful, at all, in the BMC KB's...  nothing else in 
> this list that pertains.
> 
> We run Unix/Solaris, ARS 6.3, Midtier 6.3.
> 
> I keep thinking this is about Netscape on his machine... or a 
> firewall, or mal-formed cookies.  he's cleared cookies.  He 
> has the remedy url set as his home page, but I can't isolate 
> that as the issue.
> 
> He can log in on his other machine, using same url.  He can 
> log on to another machine on the same subnet.  I cannot login 
> on his problem machine, either.
> 
> He's on Netscape 7.2, which is the required version for compatability.
> 
> Did you ever find an answer?  Thanks, in advance!
> 
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