Hi
We have two systems TEST1 AND TEST2 under TEST domain.
I installed NAS on TEST1 pointing to TEST2.
TEST2 has Navision SQL database.
As NAS requires windows login with administrator previlaiges,
I am not clear about the issue that IS THAT the windows login
who has admin previlaiges to TEST2. OR TO THE TOAL DOMAIN. OR TO
THE BOTH TEST1 AND TEST2.
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-NAS also requires a login that allows it to connect to the SQL-server.
-those 2 logins must be the same (you can't define 2 logins for the same NAS)
So if the NAS and the SQL-server run on the same machine, you can use an admin account on the local server. Otherwise you need a domain admin.
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2) The account must be able to run as service account
that's all. You do not need to have admin privileges. Other issue is, on which server you are able to use which account. For example you cannot use TEST2\MyAccount on TEST1 server (it is local account for another server) and adding TEST1\MyAccount into NAV db on TEST2 server ... :-)
Solution:
1) You can use domain account without problems. You just needs to add this account into NAV and give SUPER permissions (or other permissions) to this account.
2) You can open the DB through client on TEST1 server, add the TEST1\MyAccount into NAV and use it on the NAS service on the TEST1 NAS.
Domain policy can require additional settings.
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we have a problem with using NAS without domain.
It is the same situation as described before. We have Test1 (NAS) and Test2 (Navision DB, Native)
I have created a windows account for NAS on Test1 and added him as windows account in Navision (from Test1).
And I also added the user on Test2 as windows account with same name and password.
But now if I want to start the NAS an error appears that the username or password is wrong.
Could you help me?
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It's realy the same login name on both machines?
It's possible for the NAS client to connect to the Database Server or is the Port blocked by the local firewall?
Can you connect from NAS Server with a local client to the Database on Database Server using the windows login or a database login?
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I have added the user from clients on both machines.
I can only login from NAS server with database login not with windows login.
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If I open the client from Test1, the username Test2/username aren't displayed correctly but as a long number. Is that ok?
Could this be because of a firewall? But the database login works...
\Windows user <- os it's the local Windows user account
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This is correct, because the local system cannot transalte the SID (long number) to the name on another machine, because these two systems are separate and are not connected. It is what AD (domain) can do - define users which are universal regardless which PC you login...
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Many thanks for your help, but I cannot enter it like this. The name is automatically changed to Test1\Windows user.
What other requirements have to be implemented? Do I have to set up a special workgroup or something like that?
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We try it with an other database server and it works perfectly, but we don't know the differences between them...
- same OS
- same workgroup...what else could it be?
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So if you aren't allowed to use Active Directory in your environment then it means you have to insall NAS on the database server. This is because NAS does not support database logins.
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