Have you seen anything in DSO and Filter logging on the destination 
system?  DSO logging is always a little tricky; sometimes the inbound side 
doesn't log and sometimes the outbound side doesn't log.  But the filter 
always logs!

I seem to remember filter problems on the destination leading me to 
believe there was a higher level problem.

Regards,
Chad Whilding
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CSC

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From:   Dave Barber <[email protected]>
To:     [email protected]
Date:   01/25/2013 05:28 AM
Subject:        Re: DSO - issues on 7.6.04?
Sent by:        "Action Request System discussion list(ARSList)" 
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** I've been trying this - we have 5 test environments that are either 
running on 7.0.01 patch 012 or 7.6.04 patch 004, and I can't seem to get 
any form of DSO transaction running between them.

The DSO passwords have all been set the same across environments, I have 
now tried copying the password via the configuration files and that makes 
no difference.  Grrrr, very frustrating.  Think I may start from scratch 
again, disable DSO, remove all config .... clean slate time.

On 24 January 2013 11:53, Patrick Zandi <[email protected]> wrote:
** 
It works for the email config as well, 
In case you needed to know

Sent from my iPhone

On Jan 24, 2013, at 3:39, Dave Barber <[email protected]> wrote:

** Doug/Ken,


Many thanks - I'm sceptical of it being a password as such, as these are 
test servers on which I've set a generic (arsystem) DSO password.  I'll 
follow through with the password copy on the ar.conf file, we too are on 
Solaris.

Regards

Dave

On 24 January 2013 01:24, Ken Pritchard <[email protected]> wrote:
** 
One thing I found with earlier versions (might be corrected in V7.6.04) as 
recent as 7.6.03 was that the system sometimes didn't store (encrypt) the 
DSO password for the target machine correctly.  A trick I found is to go 
into the ar.conf file (I'm on Solaris) and cut the DSO password for server 
A from the conf file on server A and paste it into the line of the server 
B conf file for the target DSO password for server A.  Didn't even have to 
restart the DSO process - picked it right up and started transferring.  
Just passing that along as an option to try - only takes a minute to 
check.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: Mueller, Doug 
Newsgroups: public.remedy.arsystem.general
To: [email protected] 
Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2013 4:22 PM
Subject: Re: DSO - issues on 7.6.04?

** 
Dave,
 
Well the message says "Access problem" when trying to get the remote 
definition….
 
So, the question that immediately comes to mind is whether you have 
configured the appropriate passwords
for the DSO user to be able to access the remote system? 
 
You can get from B to A but not from A to B.  You can get from A to A and 
from B to B.
 
Well, B has a DSO password and you have to configure A to have that 
password so that it can talk with B.
 
I would check the configuration (configured on the Server Information 
form) on system A – the one you
cannot call from – to make sure that system B is registered with a 
password.  If there is a password, it will
not show you the value so you might try entering the right value and 
saving just to be sure that you have the
right value configured.
 
Then, see where that leaves you.

But, an error of an "access problem" is related to password problems or 
port configuration problems or
something that prevents the DSO process on system A from accessing system 
B for interaction.
 
Hopefully this gives a hint that helps in finding a solution,
 
Doug Mueller
 
From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) [mailto:
[email protected]] On Behalf Of Dave Barber
Sent: Monday, January 21, 2013 7:10 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: DSO - issues on 7.6.04?
 
** All,

We're not using DSO much - currently only for one transaction type, which 
is basically a password sync option between our (in house) incident system 
running on 7.0.01 and an ootb change management application running on 7.5 
(incident and its server has always been the primary application)

In the process of upgrading the 7.0.01 server to 7.6.04 patch 004, and I'm 
trying to replicate the DSO functionality between our test environments.  
Its licensed on all of them, but when trying to send a DSO transaction 
from 7.6.04 to either a 7.0.01 or 7.5 server I'm always getting :

** WARNING ** Access problem trying to get target form definition,  
later...  (Mon Jan 21 2013 14:40:40.9342)

I've been able to issue DSO transactions the other way round, from 7.5 or 
7.0.01 to 7.6.04, but totally unable to send the other way.  Is there an 
issue using DSO transactions from a newer version to an older version?

All servers are running on Solaris/Oracle, DSO is licensed on all servers, 
and all servers can issue DSO transactions to themselves (ie. the most 
basic DSO transaction works without issue).

Regards

Dave Barber
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