Hi, everyone. I have two work stations. One of them is for scan, and another one is for design. I need to change the path to save scan files on NAS instead of internal storage so that I could have access to them from the designing station. Does anyone know how to do it? Sent from my Pixel XL using Tapatalk
We do that here. How far have you gotten? It is just basic network stuff then a line or two of changes for your caddata location. Why you feel the need for a server?
Hi DM Hi DMC, i have the same workplace. scan-pc and cad-pc. My current setup is: Scan-Pc saves scandata in caddata. 1 min after writing a file the new folder will be synced with Allsync to Serverfolder. On CAD-PC the allsync client recognizes a change in Serverfolder and syncs the folder to Cadpc for designing. the reason is that without the server both workstation had to be on. ScanPC-->Server<-->CADPC
We have tried both with a server and also without a server. Both work fine. We did not see any improvement going to server. ?? My server is Six HDD in striped RAID. If a HDD go bad then we loose nothing. I think I have a 24TB server. That is why we change, only for insurance of no lost work.
You can map your NAS as a network drive. Then check %EXOCAD_dir%\DentalDB\config folder There would be xml files. I have changed directly defaultsettings-db.xml In those file you would need <ConnectionString>Data Source=%Way_to_SQL_data_base_file%\DentalDB_V3.sqlite;Version=3</ConnectionString> <DataStoragePath>%Way_to_your_CAD-Data_folder%</DataStoragePath>
not in front but :H or just H if i remember right and had it yesterday after an update no acces in network windows changed the settings
Do you launch Dental DB as an administrator? Does NES work through the server, through permissions inside the disk, or through free access?
running as administrator, it doesn't get stuck but I get an error. "An error occured creating CAD-Data directory H:\CAD-Data. Error message: Could not find a part of the path 'H:\CAD-Data'. I'm trying to connect to a network drive that's mapped to H:.
Try to create CAD-Data folder yourself. When you run the program as a user "Administrator", then on the network he also contacts as an administrator, and not as an ordinary user. Perhaps there is no access to create the folder. I don’t know how your network is configured, but you can try running DentalDB without an administrator.
had this with sum a few days ago win 10 changed the network settings after the update to use password
managed to figure it out. running in admin mode was the issue. or rather, the mapped drives not being elevated was. for whatever reason, the mapped network drive was not elevated, even though I'm in the admin account. does exocad need to be run in admin mode? if so, I guess I have to find a way to elevate the mapped drives somehow.
I think that there is no need to run the program from the administrator. Otherwise, you need to add the Administrator user from Windows to the NAS.
