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Troubleshooting: Worksharing for Users
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- Central Model Has Been Restored
You may encounter this warning when the workset you are editing is no longer valid due to changes in the central model. - Cannot Create New Local Model
You may encounter this warning when you try to create a local model. - Local File is Not Compatible
You may encounter this warning when the workset you are editing is no longer valid due to changes in the central model. - Operation Could Not Be Completed
This warning results from a Revit Server issue, which can have several different root causes. - Central Model Is Locked
You may encounter this warning when you are working on a workshared model, and you try to sync with the central model. - WAN Connection Is Lost
You may encounter this issue when you have lost the connection to the wide area network, and you want to work on a server-based workshared project. - Model Is Not Currently Available
When you try to synchronize with the central model (Sync with Central), a message informs you that the "The requested operation cannot be completed because the model is not currently available," or the system crashes. - Error When Accessing a Workshared File
When you try to access a workshared file, the system crashes, or a message informs you that "The requested operation cannot be completed because the model is not currently available." - Error When Mirroring Elements in a Workshared File
When you try to mirror elements in a workshared file, the system crashes, or a message informs you that the "File <file name> is being accessed by someone else and is not available." - Saved Changes Not Synchronized
You may encounter this warning when you open a workshared cloud model. - Elements Can't Be Checked Out
You may encounter this warning when you work on a workshared cloud model that has been out of date for an extended period of time. - Entitlement to Collaborate in the Cloud Not Found
You cannot use the option "Collaborate using the cloud" because you have not purchased the Collaboration for Autodesk Revit. - Worksets Can't Be Checked Out
You may encounter this warning when you work on a workshared cloud model that has been out of date for an extended period of time.
Parent topic: Troubleshooting: Collaborate with Others