I have installed several application on a BizTalk 2020 server using BTDF 5.8 where I used to the application settings in the deployment to update any config for the BizTalk applications.
My own account is part of the SSO admin group and I use the in proc host account to install the apps into the BizTalk server. The proc host account is also part of the SSO admin group.
When I view the SSO using the admin or client utility no apps are shown. I also downloaded and run the BizTalk-Server-SSO-Application-Configuration-Tool. The tool also showed no current installed applications, but was able to add an application with it config.
But ideally I would like to view and edit current config as I am currently getting an error on a server with incorrect value.
Is there another tool to view and edit settings or am I missing something that must be enabled.
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My cluster is using Windows Authentication for client to endpoint and it works as expected in browser when connecting to cluster by prompting to use username/password to connect to SF console.
I'm confused as far as what I'm supposed to put into publish profile in Visual Studio. There is no option to choose Windows Authentication anywhere, only cert and Azure Active Directory. How is it supposed to work?
Using WindowsCredential="True" in the publish profile should work. Here is a powershell version that has worked for me in the past.
Connect-ServiceFabricCluster -ConnectionEndpoint:':19000' -WindowsCredential:$true -TimeoutSec:60
Hi I am new to SAP Business Object Central Management Console and trying to schedule a crystal report. For this I made an ODBC connection to a database(NCBODS) in the Server machine using windows authentication. I also gave same windows credentials in CMC as shown in below image. But It gives me an error saying
Error Message:
Error in File C:\Program Files\Business Objects\BusinessObjects Enterprise 11.5\Data\procSched\SDDVCTRTRCH11.reportjobserver\~tmp5448125TH7b9b16.rpt: Unable to connect: incorrect log on parameters. Details: [Database Vendor Code: 18456 ]
I have given the same windows credentials that I use to connect to the app server. Still I am getting "incorrect log on parameters"
But when I use a SQL Authenticated Login in the ODBC connection and also use the same SQL Login credentials in CMC it works fine.
So the problem here is when I use the windows credentials it throws error but works fine when SQL credentials are used. Is there any way I can use windows credentials in CMC?? I really appreciate if any one can help me on this
If you create an ODBC DSN with authentication set to trusted connection (Windows authentication), be aware that a different account will be used when creating the DSN and when using it in BusinessObjects:
When creating the connection: the DSN is created using the credentials you're logged on with (i.e. your Windows AD user account)
When running a report: the connection to the database is initiated through BusinessObjects, thus the account which BusinessObjects is running with, will be used to connect to the database.
In other words, you need to make sure that following requirements are met:
Your SIA (Server Intelligence Agent) which runs your CMS, Crystal Reports servers, etc must be configured to run with an Active Directory service account. By default, it runs with the Local System Account, which will not be able to log on to your database (as it's a local account, it's not even able to access network resources).
You need to grant the service account you used to configure the SIA in step 1 the necessary rights to your database.
Remarks:
If you're using AD SSO, you cannot schedule the report so that it uses the Active Directory credentials of a certain user (because BOBJ doesn't store these credentials, it only verifies them at logon).
If you're not using AD SSO, but are authenticating users to the BusinessObjects platform (InfoView) with manual AD authentication, you can set the option Synchronization of Credentials. This forces BOBJ to store the AD credentials when the user authenticates.
The credentials are stored in the user profile (Database Credentials).
We currently have a FileMaker Server instanace running, it already has PHP web publishing running.
I'm just wondering is it as simple as ticking enable XML web publishing for it to be up and running or have I got to restart the server??
Thanks
You need to enable it in the server deployment, then you need at least 1 user account in the file with the extended privilege to grant access via php/xml/iwp etc. You will need a user account in EACH file you want to have access to with the appropriate extended privilege.
Then comes the fun of actually working with the FMXML or FMPHP engine hehe.
My build agents are not starting after I change the properties credentials to the domain account from the network service. I done this because the network service account cannot write to my drop folder.
Each time I add the network service to the drop folder share, it appears then disappears.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb778394.aspx I followed this but some steps are different, i have xp and it doesn't show the share tab so i go through security tab
So I guess I'm asking two questions here;
Agents are not starting after changing credentials.
Network service not able to write to the drop folder.
Thanks in advance
Yes, Network Service won't have permissions to write to a drop location. That's pretty standard. You need to be using a domain account.
The TFS Build Service will need to run as a domain user so it can write to the drop location.
The domain account for the build agent will need to be in the TFS Project Collection group for build service accounts (internal to TFS). I can't remember what it's actually called but you need to be a collection administrator to update it.
The domain account will also need some login as batch/service permissions but that should be done automatically when you reconfigure the service. Do you use the TFS Admin console to reconfigure the agent or did you just set the credentials on the service? (You should use the TFS Admin console).
I am building a site using ASP.NET MVC 2. The site itself needs to be public but the admin section should require a windows login and the user logging in needs to have local admin privileges on the server.
i.e. http://server/site should be open, but http://server/site/admin should force an admin login before proceeding.
Can this be done in code or by tweaking the web.config file? If necessary, making configuration changes to IIS is acceptable but I am trying to keep deployment steps down to a minimum.
I don't know if you can do this in web.config, or even if it's possible via IIS in an MVC application (since /site/admin won't exist on the file system), but it is possible to have different permissions for different folders under IIS. You will need to use the IIS manager to configure this.
You may also be able to use an AuthorizeAttribute on your admin controller.
This turned out to be fairly straightforward:
Enable Windows Authentication in IIS.
Enable Windows Authentication in web.config.
Decorate each action that needs to be secure with [Authorize(Roles = "Admin")].