Troubleshoot memoQweb access
Testing the connection to memoQweb
To test if memoQweb works, start a web browser on the server computer itself, and open the following address: http://localhost/memoqweb. If you have typed a different application name during installation, use that name after http://localhost/ (instead of ’memoqweb’).
To test secure connections to memoQweb, start the address with 'https': https://localhost/memoqweb.
If you do this, you will test memoQweb directly, without any network problems that may also make memoQweb unaccessible.
If the installation is successful, the memoQweb sign-in screen will show up. Sign in to the memoQweb interface using a valid name and password, and check if you can see the admin pages, or the list of projects and documents, or if you can access Qterm.
Depending on your group membership and privileges, you may see and use different parts of memoQweb, but if you sign in with a user who is member of the Administrators group on the memoQ TMS, you should be able to access all pages.
To learn how to manage users, groups, and projects on memoQweb, see memoQweb help.
Troubleshooting memoQweb
If your browser displays an error message saying ‘HTTP Error 500.19 - Internal Server Error’, the application pool is configured for the wrong ASP.NET version. To select another application pool, follow these steps:
- Log in to the server computer through Remote Desktop.
- Open IIS Manager (inetmgr): In the search box of the Start menu or the Start screen, type inetmgr, then press Enter.
- The IIS Manager program displays the name of your server on the left (at the top of the console tree). Click the plus sign to the left of the name. Click Sites. The IIS Manager program lists the websites on your server. Check if the site that contains memoQweb is in the Started state. (Normally, this site will be the Default Website.)
- Expand Sites, and expand the site that runs memoQweb. Right-click the memoQweb item, point to Manage application, and click Advanced settings.
- Click the Application Pool item, and then click the ... button. The Select Application pool window opens.
- Choose an application pool with ASP.NET v4.5 (or 4.0 or 4.6) in the name, and click OK. The setting in the screenshot above is correct.
- In the Advanced Settings window, click OK.
- In the IIS Manager window, click the name of the server (in most cases, the topmost item in the tree at the left). On the far right, under Actions, click Restart. It will take a few seconds, and a green shade will move through the address bar during the operation. Once this is finished, you can return to your web browser, and try accessing memoQweb again.
To diagnose: Check if .NET 4.8 or newer is installed. If yes, read on.
Explanation: The Setup program is missing a Windows component called the IIS 6 metabase compatibility module. Also read:
How to use metabase compatibility with IIS 7 and above
Solution: See this website for instructions: http://www.activexperts.com/support/activmonitor/online/ii6metabase.
The article describes the installation of two components. Installing the first one ("IIS 6 Metabase and IIS 6 configuration compatibility") will solve the problem. After you install this component, you should be able to run the memoQwebtrans installer successfully.
To diagnose: Check the Windows event log (System). There is a solution if you find an entry with the following text: "Windows Installer installed the product. Product Name: <product>. Product Version: <version>. Product Language: 1033. Installation success or error status: 1603".
Explanation: The Setup program is missing a Windows component called the IIS 6 metabase compatibility module.
Solution: See this website for instructions: http://www.activexperts.com/support/activmonitor/online/ii6metabase.
The article describes the installation of two components. Installing the first one ("IIS 6 Metabase and IIS 6 configuration compatibility") will solve the problem. After you install this component, you should be able to run the memoQwebtrans installer successfully.