CRRRC2123E Message
Hi,
Installed RRC Server V1.0.0.1 on my server and RRC client V1.0.0.1 on my client machine. Went through all the installation steps successfully.
Tried to connect the client and server and received the following message:
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CRRRC2123E: You are running version 1.0.1.0 of RRC and trying to connect to a repository running version 1.0 or RRC.
These versions are not compatible.
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I _really_ do have V1.0.0.1 installed on both machines. Trust me.
The funny thing about this is that there is no V1.0.1.0 of RRC (that I know of)
Anyone else seen this?
Thanks,
Fran
Installed RRC Server V1.0.0.1 on my server and RRC client V1.0.0.1 on my client machine. Went through all the installation steps successfully.
Tried to connect the client and server and received the following message:
-----------
CRRRC2123E: You are running version 1.0.1.0 of RRC and trying to connect to a repository running version 1.0 or RRC.
These versions are not compatible.
-----------
I _really_ do have V1.0.0.1 installed on both machines. Trust me.
The funny thing about this is that there is no V1.0.1.0 of RRC (that I know of)
Anyone else seen this?
Thanks,
Fran
3 answers
Hi Fran,
There have been a few threads regarding this problem, all of which have been configuration related. I would suggest removing your existing functional user, and creating a new one. To start, give the functional user the same password as the user name, and then re-add the user, making sure that the functional user has the system license, and is added as an administrator to the project area. Once the server is working, you can change the functional users password if necessary. Hope it helps,
There have been a few threads regarding this problem, all of which have been configuration related. I would suggest removing your existing functional user, and creating a new one. To start, give the functional user the same password as the user name, and then re-add the user, making sure that the functional user has the system license, and is added as an administrator to the project area. Once the server is working, you can change the functional users password if necessary. Hope it helps,
Hi,
Installed RRC Server V1.0.0.1 on my server and RRC client V1.0.0.1 on my client machine. Went through all the installation steps successfully.
Tried to connect the client and server and received the following message:
-----------
CRRRC2123E: You are running version 1.0.1.0 of RRC and trying to connect to a repository running version 1.0 or RRC.
These versions are not compatible.
-----------
I _really_ do have V1.0.0.1 installed on both machines. Trust me.
The funny thing about this is that there is no V1.0.1.0 of RRC (that I know of)
Anyone else seen this?
Thanks,
Fran
Thanks for the reply. I realized shortly before you posted that the functionaluser account didn't have the system license.
Then I got a different error, CRRRC2105E, which occurred when I tried to connect as a user that only had the Write process role in the rdm project. I found that in order to connect to the repository, a user must have the Reader process role. Having Writer alone won't get you in.
Why can't all this info be in the installation instructions??
I feel better now.
Then I got a different error, CRRRC2105E, which occurred when I tried to connect as a user that only had the Write process role in the rdm project. I found that in order to connect to the repository, a user must have the Reader process role. Having Writer alone won't get you in.
Why can't all this info be in the installation instructions??
I feel better now.
There are some pretty good videos/tutorials on this on the IBM Education Assistant, http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/ieduasst/rtnv1r0/index.jsp. You might also want to check out this page on the Requirements Composer Information Center, https://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/rpcmpose/v7r1m0/topic/com.ibm.rational.rrc.install_upgrade.doc/topics/t_postinst_over_product.html
Hope it helps,
Hope it helps,
Thanks for the reply. I realized shortly before you posted that the functionaluser account didn't have the system license.
Then I got a different error, CRRRC2105E, which occurred when I tried to connect as a user that only had the Write process role in the rdm project. I found that in order to connect to the repository, a user must have the Reader process role. Having Writer alone won't get you in.
Why can't all this info be in the installation instructions??
I feel better now.