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01-14-2018
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There is a problem with the PanGPA service's connection to the PanGPS service on the same workstation. PanGPS service should be listening on localhost port 4767. To check run the command on windows pc netstat -an | find "4767" output should be listening. try telnet to the port 4767 pls try turning off end system firewall.
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