[computer-tech-support: 7902] Re: Quickbooks Networking

Or as low as 10 Mb for wired (older network cards are almost always
10/100 speed).
No, this sounds more like a network protocol or maybe firewall issue.
Did you check the network adapters - the installed protocols such as
file and printer sharing, and your firewall permission. Without
knowing the config of the PC I could also guess that it might be a
security policy issue (though not likely if it works through the wired
network), or network policy issue.
Also, you had not mentioned what the error indicated - access denied,
etc.
If access denied... did you look in the (server machine)'s security
log to see the reason for access denied. I have seen similar type
problems when the number of configured users (for access to the share)
was too low.
Also, (trying to remember but is is kind of vague at the moment)
Quickbooks might have some type of config for number of allowed users
because (I believe - this is vague remembrance also since it has been
about 6-7 years since I worked with QB Pro - multi-user) it does have
a lock file similar to MS Access which keeps track of connected users.

On Nov 8, 8:27 am, Mohammad AbuShady <coalwat...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Wireless speed is about 54 Mbps, the wired network speed would be either
> 100mbps or 1000mbps depending on the computer's network card.
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> On Mon, Nov 8, 2010 at 3:09 PM, Ka dadi <kada...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Hi Folks,
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> > I have Quickbooks pro 2008 which has a multi-user capability. I have
> > created a company file (data file) and stored in on one computer (PC-A).
> > I have installed the same version of Quickbooks pro 2008 in another
> > computer (PC-B), and since there are in the same network and workgroup,
> > I can be able to access the data file in PC-A, without necessarily
> > "restoring" it in Pc-B. Things works well in a wired LAN, not until I decide
> > to go wifi, applying the same
> > standards as of the wired network.
> > In wireless platform, the problem is, I can log-in to PC-A, see the data
> > file and even bring the prompt for user name and password for my datafile,
> > but it hangs just there...for a long while...after which an error of
> > accessing the data file appears. Would quickbooks data file be too heavy to
> > be shared on  a wireless platform?
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> > Thanks.
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> > Kadadis.
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