I'm running both MainBoss Service and Web Requests/Web Access.
Users are getting e-mail messages with URL links in them but the links don't work.
What's wrong?
When you are running MainBoss Service and one or both of Web Requests/Web Access,
you must tell MainBoss Service the name of your web site.
To do this, follow these steps:
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Login under a user name with Windows Administrator and MainBoss Administration permissions.
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Start MainBoss.
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Go to Administration | MainBoss Service.
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If MainBoss Service is running, drop the arrow on "Process All" and click "Stop Service".
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Drop the arrow on "View Settings" and click "Edit Settings".
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In the resulting window, go to the "Outgoing Mail" section.
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Set the field "MainBoss Remote URL for E-mail notifications" to the URL for your MainBoss Remote web site, e.g. http://ourcompany.com/MainBossRemote.
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Click "Save and Close".
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Back in the previous window, drop the arrow on "Process All" and click "Start Service".
Once you make the above change, the URLs in e-mail messages should correctly refer to your MainBoss Remote web site.
To make sure, check the URLs in such messages to see if they look like they refer to your site.
In Microsoft Outlook and Exchange, you can do this by pointing the cursor at the link, without actually clicking the mouse;
the mail program will display a tooltip showing the URL associated with the link.
The first part of the URL should refer to your web site.
However, there may still be problems.
For example, your web site may be set up so that it accepts connections from your local network
but not from computers outside your organization.
If so, outsiders will not be able to use the given URLs.
This is something to discuss with your IT department.
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