Cascade Connect

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# Chapter 4. Cascade Connect

## 4.1. TCP/IP Host Name

### Problem:

`Cascade requires a TCP/IP host name`

### Cause:

This message is the first check after loading the configuration file. If you have correctly entered a TCP/IP host name in the Setup window or configuration file, it is likely that the configuration file was not actually loaded. This is most likely due to an improper path name.

### Solution:

When you create a shortcut to Cascade Connect in Windows, you should right-click on the icon and look at the Properties. In the Shortcut tabbed section check the Target: field, for example:

         "C:\your\path\name\cascade.exe" -i filename.ini

and make sure it specifies the correct `.ini` file. Also check the Start in: path to the shortcut. For example:

         "C:\your\path\name\Cascade Connect"

Alternatively, you can specify the complete path to the `.ini` file in the command line, being careful to quote paths that contain spaces.

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