Configure Firewall for Quickbooks

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https://community.intuit.com/articles/1437462-configure-firewall-and-internet-security-settings-for-quickbooks-desktop​

 

Configure your 3rd Party AntiVirus/Firewall Programs

Note: Only perform this if configuring the Windows Firewall does not resolve the issue.

  • Due to the vast number of firewall programs available and their ever changing versions, Intuit is unable to provide additional configuration steps. Refer to your software’s documentation or the software publisher’s web site for support.
  • Intuit does not support or maintain steps on the various internet security programs on the market today. In most cases, you should be fine just adding the ports above to the Windows Firewall. If you still encounter errors opening a file over a network or multi-user problems, you may want to try adding the following executable/directories to your 3rd party virus program.

 

Add the following ports to your 3rd party Antivirus/Firewall:

Make sure TCP is selected and type in specific ports needed for your QuickBooks year version: (if you have multiple year versions of QuickBooks Desktop installed or will be using, you will need to add each year’s ports as well in this format: 8019, XXXXX, XXXXX, XXXXX, XXXXX).

  • QuickBooks Desktop 2018: 8019, 56728, 55378-55382
  • QuickBooks Desktop 2017: 8019, 56727, 55373-55377
  • QuickBooks Desktop 2016: 8019, 56726, 55368-55372
  • QuickBooks Desktop 2015: 8019, 56725, 55363-55367

 

Add the following executables to your 3rd party Antivirus/Firewall:

Note: If you see Program Files (x86), go there as that means you are on a 64-bit Operating system.

Executable files Location
AutoBackupExe.exe C:\Program Files\Intuit\YOUR QUICKBOOKS YEAR
Dbmlsync.exe C:\Program Files\Intuit\YOUR QUICKBOOKS YEAR
DBManagerExe.exe C:\Program Files\Intuit\YOUR QUICKBOOKS YEAR
FileManagement.exe C:\Program Files\Intuit\YOUR QUICKBOOKS YEAR
FileMovementExe.exe C:\Program Files\Intuit\YOUR QUICKBOOKS YEAR
QuickBooksMessaging.exe C:\Program Files\Intuit\YOUR QUICKBOOKS YEARc
QBW32.exe C:\Program Files\Intuit\YOUR QUICKBOOKS YEAR
QBDBMgrN.exe C:\Program Files\Intuit\YOUR QUICKBOOKS YEAR
QBGDSPlugin.exe C:\Program Files\Intuit\YOUR QUICKBOOKS YEAR
QBServerUtilityMgr.exe C:\Program Files\Common Files\Intuit\QuickBooks
QBCFMonitorService.exe C:\Program Files\Common Files\Intuit\QuickBooks
QBLaunch.exe C:\Program Files\Common Files\Intuit\QuickBooks
QBUpdate.exe C:\Program Files\Common Files\Intuit\QuickBooks\QBUpdate
IntuitSyncManager.exe C:\Program Files\Common Files\Intuit\Sync
OnlineBackup.exe C:\Program Files\QuickBooks Online Backup

SSD will not lose data if left unplugged

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https://www.pcworld.com/article/2925173/debunked-your-ssd-wont-lose-data-if-left-unplugged-after-all.html

 

According to the article from PC World, SSD hard drives will not lose data if left unplugged for long periods of time. It seems that the original report on life span of SSDs was misquoted.

“The original presentation dates back to when Cox(the Seagate engineer who wrote the presentation) chaired a committee for JEDEC, the industry group that blesses memory specs. It was intended to help data center and enterprise customers understand what could happen to an SSD—but only after it had reached the end of its useful life span and was then stored at abnormal temperatures. It’s not intended to be applied to an SSD in the prime of its life in either an enterprise or a consumer setting.”