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Cannot start services
kraly
Member Posts: 14
Hi,
I've encounter this issue occasionally when I start my window.
Altho I've set it automatic start but I still have to go into the window and start manually.
On top of that, whenever I start my services it will prompt me error 100.
I've solve it by changing the log on account. e.g. the last time I log on as
NT AUTHORITY\NetworkService and this time I've to change to Local System account or the other way round.
Has anyone encounter this issue before?
Many thanks..
I've encounter this issue occasionally when I start my window.
Altho I've set it automatic start but I still have to go into the window and start manually.
On top of that, whenever I start my services it will prompt me error 100.
I've solve it by changing the log on account. e.g. the last time I log on as
NT AUTHORITY\NetworkService and this time I've to change to Local System account or the other way round.
Has anyone encounter this issue before?
Many thanks..
Noob in everything especially in Axapta.
Moving towards, start to understand about Axapta.
Live with Axapta and nothing else for my life atm..
Moving towards, start to understand about Axapta.
Live with Axapta and nothing else for my life atm..
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Could you go to windows event viewer and check what error message is there. It seems like an authentication issue. It happens when u change the AOS service account.
http://daxguy.blogspot.com/2007/11/ax-4 ... l-100.html
see the above link. What happens is the user which runs the AOS service account also has read-write access to the Application folder and also the SQL database. If you change the account, you must also manually change these rights n privilidges.
MVP - Microsoft Dynamics AX
http://daxguy.blogspot.com/