In all cases, terminal server environment or none, you need to ensure the PC EFTPOS Software and the Jim2 EFTSERVER software (download here: https://jim2.com.au/support/latest-update/ – scroll down the page) is installed and configured on the workstation that has the terminal physically connected to it.
It can also be better to have the workstations setup with static IP's to avoid DNS issues.
Once this is done, configure the Jim2 user's session to talk to the appropriate terminal – it does not have to be connected to it.
Create a Windows Firewall Rule for Jim2 EFTPOS Server.
Add a new inbound rule.
Select Program.
Enter the path: C:\Program Files\Happen Business\Jim2 EFTPOS Server\Jim2 EFTPOS Server.exe
Click Next and tick Allow the connection.
Click Next. All boxes will automatically be ticked, so no need to do anything else here.
Click Next and enter the Name: Jim2 EFTPOS Server. Enter a Description if desired.
Click Finish.
Add Jim2 EFTPOS Server to the Windows Startup Folder. Browse to C:\Program Files\Happen Business\Jim2 EFTPOS Server.
Right click and select Copy, then click Start and type Run. Press Enter. In Open, type C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
Click OK, then paste the Jim2 EFTPOS Server icon into the folder that opens.
Restart the computer and Jim2 EFTPOS Server will run automatically.
Once Jim2 EFTPOS Server is installed, run the server, which is normally located in C:\Program Files\Happen Business\Jim2 EFTPOS Server.
It will then appear in your Windows notification area at the far right of the task bar. The icon displays with a green $ sign, indicating that the EFTPOS Server is running and currently connected to the EFTPOS machine via PC EFTPOS. Right click on the EFTPOS Server icon and click Open to display the Jim2 EFTPOS Server.
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