The Network Suite functionality is deprecated. We don’t recommend using it for distributed testing. Consider using a CI/CD system for managing distributed tests. See Migrating Distributed Tests to CI/CD Systems for details. In case you need to run web tests on multiple environments in parallel, you can also try using your project’s Execution Plan.

TestComplete displays the “Verification failed” error message to inform you that the verification of a network suite, job or task failed.

This can happen if your master computer failed to connect to the proper version of TestComplete or TestExecute installed on the remote computer.

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For information on other possible problems that can cause verification failure and on how to solve them, see Message - Verification failed.

In order for verification to pass successfully and the test engine to execute a network suite, job or task, a number of possible problems with TestComplete (or TestExecute) must be solved on the slave hosts:

Problems With Product Versions

Make sure the version of TestComplete or TestExecute installed on the remote computer is the same as the one installed on the master computer.
Make sure that TestComplete (or TestExecute) uses the same ports both on the remote computer and on your master machine:
1. On your master computer, launch TestComplete and navigate to Options > Engines > Network Suite. Check the ports. (The default ports are 6095 - 6097.)
2. Log in to your remote computer. Launch TestComplete (or TestExecute) and navigate to Options > Engines > Network Suite. Make sure the ports the product uses are the same.
Note: In addition, make sure that your firewall allows traffic through those ports. See TestComplete and Windows Firewall.

Message - Verification failed. Problems With Product Versions

Problems With Product Versions

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