Error messages | Possible causes |
| "Network path not found" | - The target computer is not enabled
- The computer name is not resolved correctly
- Firewall blocks access/locks port or firewall should be enabled correctly:
- RPC: 135 (TCP/UDP)
- SMB/CIFS: 137 - 139, 445 (TCP/UDP)
- Administrative share (Admin$) does not exist
- Interprocess communication share (IPC$) does not exist
- Share service is not started
- WinSock or TCP/IP stack defective (e.g. due to uninstalling a firewall)
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| "Connection refused" | - Access denied, either no listening service or locked port (2107 TCP)
- If necessary, check whether the port is being used by another program (e.g., Messaging Queue)
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| "System Error. Code: 5." | - This error can occur in Windows Vista and later if a client is not in a domain and UAC is enabled.
- To use the local user via the network without a domain, you must create a new key in the registry. Open the command prompt (with administrator rights) and enter Regedit. In the registry editor, navigate to:
- HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\system and add the DWORD value (32-bit) LocalAccountTokenFilterPolicy with the value 1. After restarting, you can now use the local user via the ACMP Console and, for example, install the ACMP Agent.
- Alternatively, you can also enter the following command via a command prompt (with administrator rights):
- reg add HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\system /v LocalAccountTokenFilterPolicy /t REG_DWORD /d 1 /f
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