| Browser access to … eLeave and DTCsys |
| http://jetpharma.dyndns.org:8080 (eLeave) http://jp-dtcsys.dyndns.org:8051 (DTCsys) http://jp-dtcsys.dyndns.org:8052 (DTCsys) http://jp-dtcsys.dyndns.org:8053 (DTCsys) http://jp-dtcsys.dyndns.org:8054 (DTCsys) http://jp-dtcsys.dyndns.org:8055 (DTCsys) ONLY when using LAN (office network) you can optionally use IP addresses as well … http://192.168.123.1:8080 (eLeave) http://192.168.123.6:8051 (DTCsys) http://192.168.123.6:8052 (DTCsys) http://192.168.123.6:8053 (DTCsys) http://192.168.123.6:8054 (DTCsys) Note: (1) eLeave is on JP-Master and the IP is 192.168.123.1 (2) DTCsys is on JP-DTCsys and the IP is 192.168.123.6 (3) After the domain name or IP is a colon (:) followed by the port number – 8080 for eLeave and 8051 to 8055 for DTCsys |
| Simple verification tool: |
| Browse to … https://portchecker.co/ … and enter the following … – Your IP address ==> Enter domain name (if via WAN) or IP address (if via LAN) – Port Number ==> Enter 8080 (eLeave) or 8051 (DTCsys) – Click Check If response is Closed, then the problem is the JP-DTCsys server. If response is Open, then the problem is DTCsys application program |
| Web Mail |
| URL is https://jetpharma.com.my:2096/ Enter full email address; e.g. ???@jetpharma.com.my Warning: Password is case sensitive … after multiple login failure, account will be locked ! Steps to change mailbox password … (1) Browse to … https://v1523.securen.net:2096/ (2) Login (3) Click on Webmail Home icon (left sidebar, 7th icon from top, above ? icon) (4) Under options in Edit Your Settings, click on Password & Security (5) Change your mailbox password |
| Web Site |
| https://jetpharma.com.my |
| Backup Schedule |
| JP-Master = Mon thru Fri from 10:00 pm to 10:30 pm. JP-Biztrak = Mon thru Fri from 10:00 pm to 10:30 pm. JP-DTCsys = Mon thru Fri from 10:00 pm to 10:30 pm. Note: During these times applications on above servers will not work! |
| Computer | Anydesk ID / Authorizaion | Login / Password |
| JP-Remote-1 | 844 157 337 / JP-Remote-1 | JP / jp |
| JP-Remote-2 | 237 670 608/ JP-Remote-2 | JP / jp |
| JP-Remote-3 | 183 440 507 / JP-Remote-3 | JP / jp |
| # | Common Issues | Problem/Solution |
| 1 | Windows | (1) Search textbox missing (may happen after a Windows update). From task bar (right-click) –> Search –> Show search box (2) Windows account problem This warning appears in the system tray (bottom right of screen) because the same Microsoft account (ms-office@jetpharma.com.my) is used on multiple desktops and laptops. Either ignore or create your own MS account. (3) Windows customisation after an update Report this. (4) Password expired Report this. |
| 2 | email@jetpharma.com.my | (1) Cannot receive email Default mailbox size limit is two (2) Gb. Therefore, always perform regular maintenance to delete old emails from Inbox and Trash. (2) Bounced email May be due to problem with sender or recipient. To verify, try sending the same email (with attachment, if any) to the same recipient but using a different email account (e.g. Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail). If successful, then the problem is with the sender (Jetpharma’s mail server), otherwise the problem is with the recipient’s mail server. |
| 3 | Printer | (1) Add new printer From Control Panel –> Hardware and Sound –> Add Printer –> Select the printer that is “detected” on the office LAN. (2) Cannot print = Check … paper tray and LAN connection = Reboot computer = If still unresolved, then Delete Printer and Add Printer from Control Panel. |
| 4 | Scan to PC | Contact Fuji-Xerox support |
| 5 | Windows Maintenance | (1) CCleaner – Health Check to remove browser cache files, cookies and trackers. (2) CCleaner – Registry to cleanup “leftovers” in Windows Registry. (3) Control Panel – Programs to uninstall unused/unwanted application programs. (4) Antivirus – Windows Defender is good enough, all others should be removed. Always check that there is a green tick on its icon in the System Tray. |
| 6 | Sources of Virus | (1) Computer viruses are easily implanted into files and are triggered when the files are opened, which include … audio files, email attachments, photos, program install files, screen savers and video clips. (2) Browsers automatically download cookies and trackers for a better user experience. This is another source where viruses can easily be implanted into such files. If unsure about a website, use your phone’s browser instead. |
| 7 | Syncback Free file backup tool. |  |