Hello,
Here's my question. One of my clients is running QB pro enterprise
9.0. End users can arbitrarily turn multi-user hosting on or off. They don't even have to be logged on to a company file or even have a user name and password. Thy simply file/utilities/enable multi user hosting and whamoo, crashola!After they cause these access problems, they claim they never touched anything *ughh*. I can't really blame them, software needs to be bulletproof and take into account end user errors. I'm shocked that QB let's you toggle multi user access on or off without admin privileges or any privileges for that matter.
I have tried stopping the service QBDB19, changing the password to an incorrect password, everything. Yet when you turn on multi user access, quickbooks 'repairs' the problem by re-establishing the service credentials and turning the service on.
Is there any way to stop this madness?
Also, there are 9 people in the acct department that use the 'chat' feature to socialize during working hours. The acct manager wants that turned off. Any way I can turn it off permanently? When I disable it through QB, they simply enable it again.