Windows Authentication error
abnainas
Member Posts: 174
Dear All,
I have a site with Active directory installed, I creaet a database and make new windows login and give each windows login a roles. and make a sycronaization susscufully.
But when I go to the user computer log into the domain. and open the Nav 5.0, select the server and the database and windows authentication. and click OK there are message tells me ... "The combination of user ID and password entered is invalid. Try again"
any body can tell me what i have to do?
Best Regards
I have a site with Active directory installed, I creaet a database and make new windows login and give each windows login a roles. and make a sycronaization susscufully.
But when I go to the user computer log into the domain. and open the Nav 5.0, select the server and the database and windows authentication. and click OK there are message tells me ... "The combination of user ID and password entered is invalid. Try again"
any body can tell me what i have to do?
Best Regards
Ahmad Bani Naser
Dynamics NAV Developer
Dynamics NAV Developer
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Verify the stored procedure exist, it is spelled correctly, and the Public role has execute permissions.There are no bugs - only undocumented features.0
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Open the SQL database and try to create/include the user login in the security.No future at CPI0
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What happens if the user is a member of the SA role? Do you get an error saying the stored procedure does not exist?There are no bugs - only undocumented features.0
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Are you using AD groups or users when creating the Windows Logins in NAV? You have to add directly the Users into the table to be able to login (the roles can be assigned to the groups than).0
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Dear All,
The stored procedure exist in the Server. I try the database logins and it wroks with out any problem.
When i try to open the databas from user computer. I drillup for database when i choose windows Authentication, it see it with out any problem.
Please AdviceAhmad Bani Naser
Dynamics NAV Developer0 -
What if the Windows User is a member of the SA role? Do you get the same error or a different one when logging in with Windows Authentication?
I had this problem a few weeks ago. It turned out to be a spelling error on the stored procedure.There are no bugs - only undocumented features.0 -
The same error with SA.
How u did solve this problem.
Please AdviceAhmad Bani Naser
Dynamics NAV Developer0 -
If you're getting the same error with SA then you do not have the same problem. I corrected my problem by fixign the spelling. The SA user would get an error that said the stored proc. did not exist.There are no bugs - only undocumented features.0
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Dear All,
What the next step. I have to solve this problem. Can I ask question? I the stored procedure dose not exits. Can I open the database from the server OR not. In my server i opned the database with out any problem. but the problem when open it from user computers with windows authentication.
Any body can HELP
ThanksAhmad Bani Naser
Dynamics NAV Developer0 -
Are the user's computers in the same domain as the server?There are no bugs - only undocumented features.0
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1) You must be sure that you are logged as Domain user and not local user on the PC
2) Check, if the PC is in domain.
3) Check, if the Windows users added into NAV are domain users and not some local users.
4) Check, that the correct accounts were created on the MS SQL server0 -
Dear Kine,
1) You must be sure that you are logged as Domain user and not local user on the PC YES
2) Check, if the PC is in domain. YES
3) Check, if the Windows users added into NAV are domain users and not some local users. YES
4) Check, that the correct accounts were created on the MS SQL server YES
All things u mentioned were rights. But i have the same problem
ThanksAhmad Bani Naser
Dynamics NAV Developer0 -
Ok, than check the event log on server and on the client. May be you will find something in Security event log with more info why the loggin didn't succeeded.0
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I experienced the same error, however it does work when the database acces is set to db owner - this is not something you'd like to have for all users. Does anybody have any ideas?0
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Any Body can help!!Ahmad Bani Naser
Dynamics NAV Developer0 -
Why do you have to add the users? The manual states that you should only have to connect AD Groups to NAV roles and that the members of that group should then automagically be allowed access?
For a customer of ours having to add all AD accounts as unique logins to the SQL Server is politcally impossible and will cause the customer to cancel the implementation.0 -
See "http://www.mibuso.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=106925#106925" the post from Dmccrae.
Enhanced - you need to add users
Standard - you need just add the group (but the users must be directly members of this group, not through another nested group...)0
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