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List of On-Demand Webinars Articles Resources Webinars Webinar Recordings Upcoming Webinars Full List of On-Demand Webinars Newsletter Discussion Forum Free Trials Templates Career Center Services and Solutions Directory The Store Events Upcoming Webinars Upcoming Chapter http://www.mpug.com/articles/microsoft-project-wont-connect-microsoft-project-server-epm/ Events Upcoming Certificate Series Get Involved MPUG Event Submission Form Submit Content to MPUG Chapters About MPUG Chapters Upcoming Chapter Events Chapter Locations Connect Linkedin Facebook Twitter PMI® PDU Earn PMI® PDU's Claim PMI® PDUs PMI® Certifications When Microsoft Project Won't Connect with Microsoft Project Server EPM Written on February 17, 2015 by Faisal Masood 0000000Microsoft Project Professional edition is the desktop client in Microsoft Project Server ms project (MSPS). The version of the server and client software should be at a supported level in order of the two to work together. Service Pack or Cumulative Update (CU) patches if deployed without planning can cause issues in MS Project Server Enterprise Project Management (EPM) system. There are different reasons as to why MS Project Professional can't connect with MS Project Server EPM. Below are some of the ms project error scenarios: Not using the right edition of MS Project (Professional VS Standard) Not using the right edition of MS Project Professional with the right edition of MS Project Server (2010 VS 2013) Not using the correct URL of Project Web Access (PWA) Not having enough permissions (a user with team member or lower rights trying to connect MS Project Professional to MS Project Server) Not using the right version of MS Project Professional with the right version allowed by MS Project Server in PWA > Server Settings The focus of this article is about the last scenario. I'll also cover special case of this scenario. Not using the right version of MS Project Professional with the right version allowed by MS Project Server in PWA > Server Settings There are known issue if your MS Project Server is at latest patch version and your desktop MS Project Professional edition used it too old. MS Project Server 2010 / 2013 / Project Online circumvent this problem by allowing the Project Server Admins / PMO Admins / PMO Analysts to set limit on the least version of MS Project Professional that can connect with the Project Server. Which MS Project Professional prod