The Navision Application Server could not initialize

rajpatelbca

Dear All,

I am facing problem relating NAS Configuration. i have installed NAS Server from Product CD and It is sucessfully working with windows authentication but i am trying to configure it by using DB Login on Command Prompt. As a result of this following error message is shown.

ERROR MESSAGE: ](*,)
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Business Solutions-Navision\Application Server>nassql
appservername=NASSer, servername=dipak, database=Tpdatabase, Company="CRONUS In
dia Ltd.", startupparameter=NS, nettype=tcp
Date: 03/13/08
- 6:04:20 PM:
6:04:20 PM: Navision Application Server version 4.0 SP3 (Build 23305)
6:04:20 PM: Copyright (c) 1987-2006 Microsoft Corporation
6:04:20 PM:
- 6:04:20 PM: The combination of user ID and password entered is invalid. Try again.
- 6:04:20 PM: The Navision Application Server NASSer could not initialize properly.
6:04:20 PM: The server will attempt to initialize every 30 seconds until this is successful.


Please help me out
waiting for Positive reply.

Rajesh

garak

the NAS is an windows service, so it can only login per windows authentification.
Also add this windowsuser in your database and give them the permissions

jlandeen

Yeah I just don't think there's any way to get NAS to use DB authentication....but if you figure something out...definately post how you got it to work!

DenSter

NAS runs as a Windows service, and therefore must have a valid Windows user assigned to it. There are no parameters for login and password information, so there is no other choice but to use Windows Authentication for NAS. I've even seen customers add the local system account as a valid NAV user

garak

I've even seen customers add the local system account as a valid NAV user

Not realy or :?: ](*,)

ajhvdb

You can type in SYSTEM while creating a windows user. Never used it.

DenSter

garak wrote:

Not realy or :?: ](*,)

Yes I am dead serious, and set up that way by people who are quite senior #-o

rajpatelbca

thanks for your precious reply.

sorry for asking this type of question. but now i realize this.

thanks you all once again

Regards,
Rajesh