NAV 5 SP1 Update 2 running with SQL2008 R2 64bit Problem

bernajac

Good day guys

I am trying to install NAV 5 SP1 update 2 on a Windows Server 2008 R2 with 64bit installation and have a problem after i have installed the Microsoft Application Server Manager. No errors occur during the installation of the NAS Manager but when i run the Application Manager and try to add an Application Server it errors - "MMC could not create the snap-in. The snap-in might not have been installed correctly". Has anyone seen this happening?

AdrianAkers

I have had problems running the NAS Snap In on Windows Server 2008 R2 with the exact errors you mention. There were proposed solutions suggested in a number of areas but none of them worked. Instead we ended up changing the values in the windows registry and then start the windows service from the normal services.mmc

David_Singleton

I agree with Adrian, I don't even bother with that. Regedit or do it from a command line or from the normal windows services menu.

bbrown

Install Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Redistributable Package

AdrianAkers

Install Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Redistributable Package

I tried that as it was recommended in quite a few posts, but it didn't work at all. Even after a reboot still no joy...

Use regedit or the command line...

Like my old university lecturer used to say "Real men program using Notepad!"

bbrown

AdrianAkers wrote:

Install Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Redistributable Package

I tried that as it was recommended in quite a few posts, but it didn't work at all. Even after a reboot still no joy...

Use regedit or the command line...

Like my old university lecturer used to say "Real men program using Notepad!"

This has also been hit or miss for me. While it has worked the majority of the time, I have seen a few times where it just doesn't work.

kriki

AdrianAkers wrote:

Like my old university lecturer used to say "Real men program using Notepad!"

But real programmers use regedit!

Alex_Chow

real programmers use 1s and 0s.

AdrianAkers

Alex Chow wrote:

real programmers use 1s and 0s.

But that limits us only to no atomic computers... =;

AdrianAkers

kriki wrote:

AdrianAkers wrote:

Like my old university lecturer used to say "Real men program using Notepad!"

But real programmers use regedit!

Haha... Good one kriki... 8)

Actually been using regedit quite a bit today...