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    Hi Christian,

    This kind of error usually means that you cannot reach Timetracker web application. To diagnose Timetracker availability just open it directly by the address you provided during installation. If Timetracker runs properly it should display empty page with text "Welcome to 7pace Timetracker".

    Common issues:
    - port is blocked by firewall
    - certificate is not trusted and browser revokes connection
    - address is not reachable from your PC

    Maxim

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    Christian Michalk

    Ok. Somehow I was not aware that port 8090 also needs to be available from all places that access the normal TFS web portal.

    Thanks! Solved!

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    Christian Michalk

    Ok, not solved. I can reach the service site of timetracker. It is of course telling me to open the TFS page instead. However when I navigate to TFS and open the Timetracker tab I get exactly the same error message. Port 8090 is definitely open and can be reached from our developer machines.

    Long story short: what other ports need to be opened? If I try to use timetracker from the TFS machine itself it works... And my security departement will only open specific ports.

    I also checked the installation Guide for network related information. Unfortunately I did not find anything regarding firewalls.

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    Christian, are you using HTTPS or HTTP?

    We can try to diagnose your case, let me forward your question to our support channel. 

    Maxim

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    Christian Michalk

    We are using HTTP, Edge and Firefox.

    On Edge, when I open the Developer Tools and switch to the Network Tab, it shows a HTTP GET on >>>>http://dom.datagovernance.local:8080/tfs/DefaultCollection/DGPrototype/_apps/hub/7pace.TimetrackerOnPremises.TimeMonthly<<<< results in a 401 Unauthorized.

    All other requests seem fine.

    Sorry, we are no web developers :-) What does it mean?

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    Christian Michalk

    It looks like this probably a problem with our firewall. I have to wait until one of our security experts is available so he can check.

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    Christian Michalk

    This Ticket can be closed.

    We had an internal configuration problem:

    We entered just "dom" as hostname in the configuration of the timetracker. The name "dom" could however not be resolved from the development network, only inside the server network. We changed the configuration to the full "dom.datagovernance.local" and everything works.

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