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Bryan's avatar
Bryan
Ideator II
5 years ago

Windows / .NET 4.8 Updates Cause 'Error: Cannot access OAuth Server due to 500 (Internal Server Error)'

Hello, 

I went through some trouble getting Aras running, and eventually got it going with the .NET 4.7.2 / and 2.1..8 Hosting Bundle

My IT Department went in and did some windows updates, upgrading my server to .NET 4.8, and I'm back to the dreaded 500 message

 

IT says they installed these updates:

30064

107655

108444

108520

Is there a Hosting bundle that is compatible with .NET 4.8 (Aras 12) 

How do I get it running again? 

6 Replies

  • Bryan's avatar
    Bryan
    Ideator II
    5 years ago

    I tried to uninstall all of the updates, but Windows would not let me uninstall the .NET update. 

    A week later IT automatically reinstalled the the updates I uninstalled. There is no going back.  

    Server is useless now, Aras doesn't work. Can't demo it to management.

    I can't believe support won't help at all, we can't be the only ones who keep our servers up to date. No response for 26 days now.

    • angela's avatar
      angela
      Catalyst II
      5 years ago

      Hi Bryan,

      .NET 4.7.2 should not be necessary. I was not able to install it at all during my last two Aras server setups, cause I already had newer versions installed. And finally turned out that it was not needed at all, so I simply started to ignore this requirement.

      Error 500 is caused by missing 2.1.8 hosting bundle. That´s nothing new of course. But you really have to choose the correct installer. I cover this one in my video around minute 9:21: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5QEtOO86ik

      Hope it will work for you as well! 

      • Bryan's avatar
        Bryan
        Ideator II
        5 years ago

        I was able to resolve this issue by installing the .NET 4.7.2 Developer Kit, Uninstalling and Reinstalling Completely. Repair install did not work. 

  • naotoyoshida64's avatar
    naotoyoshida64
    Ideator I
    5 years ago

    Well, if it keeps showing maybe the update is not compatible with your device. There is also a possibility that there is another software running in the background? Have you tried asking the IT personnel once. again? I am sure that they can do something about it. It is also best to consult them first before trying to do anything with your computer just to make sure. The installation process might not be completed or there was a bug. Better bring it to the IT department to have it fixed already. Well, I hope that it will be fixed immediately.