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I have recently changed PC and ever since have been unable to publish content from Tridion to the local Tomcat server on my PC. I'm running Tridion 2011 and the error I get is:

"Transport failed: Could not transport tcm_xxxxxxxxxxxxx.Content.zip using HTTPS"

The Tridion Deployer is installed on my system, but never starts up, so I don't see anything in the server console in my local server. It's as if there is a network block.

Anyone else experienced this problem or have any tips for me?

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    Have you checked all of the pre-requisites are correct? I would, in particular, pay attention to the version of Java installed.
    – Jonathan Williams
    May 21, 2014 at 7:46
  • I have the same version of Java as on my old pc so I dont think that is the problem in this case.
    – user3094826
    May 21, 2014 at 8:01
  • Did you used to have a static IP and now don't or have a different IP? Check the configuration of your publication target. Also, if you're publishing via HTTPS, did you add the correct bindings to the deployer for HTTPS?
    – Rob Stevenson-Leggett
    May 21, 2014 at 8:27
  • Have you checked the firewall and other security software on the PC?
    – Dominic Cronin
    May 21, 2014 at 11:20
  • Well, not 100% sure of the cause, but what I did to get it working again, was remove my version of putty (0.63) (my old pc where publishing worked was using version 0.60) and installed instead ExtraPuTTY from <download.cnet.com/ExtraPuTTY/3000-7240_4-10808581.html>. Whether there is a bug in Putty (0.63) or whether its some local firewall setting causing the problems I'm not sure, but I'm just happy to finally get it working again.
    – user3094826
    May 21, 2014 at 12:39

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Is your Tridion license based on machine name? This would explain it, maybe? Invalid CD license. Also, check your cd_core log file.

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in Addition to what @robtc mentioned, please also validate the no of cores in your license, because your new machine could have different no of cores.

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