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Greetings,
After using the PDF Review Server on multiple docs for about a year, I am today getting this error message:
"Adobe Acrobat cannot connect to the Review Server: 13.107.136.9"
We host our Team comments on SharePoint. I have no issue visiting the SharePoint and viewing the Adobe file.
Does anyone have an idea of this error's root cause and/or how to troubleshoot this?
I am really blocked from doing work.
I have tried many of the other remedies posted in this community to no avail (tried logging in/out of SharePoint, Adobe, deleting credentials, rebooting, etc.)
Here is the Acrobat Pro DC version:
Thanks,
Howard
Greetings,
I solved this and wanted to post the information I found.
From the content of the error messages shown in the Acrobat Review Tracker I got a hint that the MS SharePoint is denying access due to a bad Security Credential. A week prior I had reset and re-established my multi-factor authentication with MS Teams for other unrelated reasons.
I did two operations and solved the problem. I am not sure which of the two or both made the difference:
(1) Clear remembered account information...
Adob
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At first I though this was related to the last update of May, but as I read the release notes for this update, there is no known issue with the Sharepoint integration.
On the other hand, it appears that Micrososft did some recent changes that affect the way PDFs are associated with ActiveX controls, specially for Sharepoint online services.
See this troubleshooting link :
Let me know if it helps or not so I can gather more info.
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ls_rbls,
I had a quick chat with my admin and sadly our SharePoint is host by MS in Office365. I cannot follow up on these suggestions on the Server side.
Any other suggestion I can test?
Regards,
Howard
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So in that case, did you followed the instructions that the error message indicates in your screenshot?
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Greetings,
I solved this and wanted to post the information I found.
From the content of the error messages shown in the Acrobat Review Tracker I got a hint that the MS SharePoint is denying access due to a bad Security Credential. A week prior I had reset and re-established my multi-factor authentication with MS Teams for other unrelated reasons.
I did two operations and solved the problem. I am not sure which of the two or both made the difference:
(1) Clear remembered account information...
Adobe Acrobat Pro DC > Preferences > Security > Adobe Experience Manager Document Security > Clear remembered account information...
(2) Reset Internet Explorer Settings
Adobe Acrobat Pro DC > Preferences > Internet > Internet Settings...
Internet Properties > Advanced > Reset Internet Explorer settings > Reset... > Reset
After I did these two steps I can now connect to the SharePoint review server without error.
Thanks for you help and ideas to resolve this issue.
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awesome!
Thank you for sharing that solution.
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I just ran into this same issue at my company, and we no longer can access our shared reviews on SharePoint. I tried the two steps above but still have issues. Is there another work around that I can try?
I am also logined in with valid creditionals.
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Hello all,
we have an issue when we try to use the Shared Review with acrobat Reader 2020 Version 2020.004.30020
This issue occures for some users, for the others it works fine.
Can you please help me?
Thanks a lot
roberta
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Hi all,
I tried to apply the steps suggested, but the issue occurres again.
1) Clear remembered account information...
Adobe Acrobat Pro DC > Preferences > Security > Adobe Experience Manager Document Security > Clear remembered account information...
(2) Reset Internet Explorer Settings
Adobe Acrobat Pro DC > Preferences > Internet > Internet Settings...
Internet Properties > Advanced > Reset Internet Explorer settings > Reset... > Reset
Do you have other suggest?
Thanks a lot
Roberta
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Resetting the Internet Explorer Settings resolved this for us. Thanks you so much! You've saved me from a world of pain.
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One more here saved from world of pain. I dont know how many contacts to Adobe Support to try to resolve this issue.
Its only resetting the navegator edge and Bingo!
Thanks you so much!!!
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Hello,
I continue to get the same error also if the actions suggested have been done:
->Enter in Explorer/Edge settings and reset
For all documents I get
Can you tell me if we have to do some check?
Thanks
Roberta
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When you are in the Internet Options > Advanced Reset settings be sure you turn on delete personal settings.
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Hi ruckuspubs,
Thank you, very much. Your solution helped me. I wouldn't have checked the Delete personal settings option if you had not suggested this solution. I can now view my reviewer's comments.
However, I recently got an Adobe pop-up message stating, IE is about to expire and they suggested we set Edge as the default browser. I am not sure, what needs to be done about that. For time being, this solution works. Thank you, very much.