How to install Sage Fixed Assets with Sage 100 ERP (formerly MAS 90)
Question: Mike, we own Sage 100 ERP (formerly Sage MAS90), we just purchased Sage Fixed Assets which we would like to install and access from Sage...
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Question: Mike, we own Sage 100 ERP (formerly Sage MAS90), as well as the Fixed Assets Module in version 4.5
We installed Fixed Assets onto our server and are getting this error when trying to set up the Fixed Assets Accounting Link, what happened?
Answer: The answer to this is that you must also install the Fixed Asset client at each of the Workstations that you will be running and accessing Fixed Assets.
Step 1: Using a UNC path install the client: i.e. \\Servername\FASServ\Fas100setup then run the setup.exe which will install the client on the workstation.
Note: If it is a Windows 7 or Vista machine, you will need to right click and install as administrator.
Step 2: Go into the Programs from the Start menu, and you will then be able to run the Sage Fixed Assets Program.
Step 3: You should now be able to access and setup the Fixed Assets module (i.e. the link) from inside of Sage 100 ERP.
Written by Mike Renner, Partner WAC Consulting, Owner at Computer Accounting Services Mike is an expert on Sage 100 ERP with over 25 years in the accounting software industry. Mike is also a Sage Certified Trainer and a recognized leader in the design, implementation and support of ERP systems, including Sage.
Specialties
Sage 100 ERP (formally Sage MAS90/200), Sage 100 Fund Accounting (formally MIP Non Profit Software), Sage Grant Management, Sage Online Fundraising, QuickBooks Enterprise and Point of Sale VAR.
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