I have .NET Framework installed, but ASP.NET does not work.

You must have IIS (Internet Information Services) installed before you install .NET Framework. If you install IIS after you install .NET Framework, you must also register the ASP.NET extensions with IIS. You can do this by running the aspnet_regiis executable from:

 <windows root directory>\Microsoft.NET\Framework* *<.NET Framework version>\aspnet_regiis -r

• Where <windows root directory> is the directory where Windows is installed (typically C:\windows or C:\winnt)
• Where <.NET Framework version> is the .NET Framework version that you have installed.

If you receive the following error message when importing, make sure that the TimeTrackService virtual directory is set up to use .NET Framework 3.5.

"Server was unable to process request. → INSERT statement conflicted with COLUMN CHECK constraint '....'. The conflict occurred in database '<database name>', table 'WS10702', column "TRXBEGDT". The statement has been terminated."

To check the .NET Framework version that you have installed, open Internet Information Services Manager > expand Web Sites > expand Default Web Site > right-click on the TimeTrackService virtual directory > select Properties > select the ASP.NET tab. Check the ASP.NET version drop-down menu.

Invalid Credentials Warning

When installing the Excel Timetrack Server, a new ODBC connection called WSES10 is created on your IIS server. The server name in this ODBC connection must match the ODBC connection name used through the rest of your organization exactly.

More Info: When a login is made in GP, it utilizes the server name in the ODBC connection to encrypt the password (with the exception of the "sa" account). For a client to utilize that password in GP, or in Excel TimeTrack, it must have the same ODBC server name.

In the case of Excel TimeTrack, it utilizes the ODBC WSES10 connection on the IIS server, not the ODBC connection on your local client or remote desktop.

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