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Thanks for the reply, but runas does not accept password in the command line. It shows
Enter password for <Domain\User>:
but we are not able to insert password in command line.
All of these things has of course really nothing to do with NAV - we just need a user, which can be authenticated on the service tier (and impersonated on the database tier)
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runas /netonly /user:<domain\user> <roletailored client>
the user specified in /user must be from the domain of the service tier and you will have to enter a password every time I think.
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Microsoft Dynamics NAV
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Enter password for <Domain\User>:
but we are not able to insert password in command line.
Maybe you can use /savecred on runas?
BTW there is a discussion on the topic on this blog:
http://blogs.msdn.com/oldnewthing/archive/2004/11/29/271551.aspx
All of these things has of course really nothing to do with NAV - we just need a user, which can be authenticated on the service tier (and impersonated on the database tier)
Group Program Manager, Client
Microsoft Dynamics NAV
http://blogs.msdn.com/freddyk
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