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RTC over WAN
morten
Member Posts: 7
Hi all
I am working on the following case, running RTC over WAN.
Internetdomain: xxx.com
Local domain: yyy.local
app = Dynamics NAV Service Tier
sql = MS SQL Database
I have SPN as follows:
DynamicsNAV/dynamicsnav.xxx.com:7046 yyy.local\serviceuser
DynamicsNAV/dynamicsnav:7046 yyy.local\serviceuser
Also correct SPN for SQL.
I am somewhat confused if I should use the external domain (not AD domain) in the SPN definitions or if I should use the internal domain, anyone knows ?
For now I get prompted for username when starting the RTC client and logging on to the server, but I cannot get the company list. On the app-server, which runs the service tier, I get authentication error that the "db-logon" is unknown and this is of course logical, but why is it trying to authenticate the db-user with ad ?
Any help on the setup would be appreciated.
Unfortunately my setup is depended on having different DNS names for internal and external setup, the service will only be accessed from the internet, not internaly.
I am working on the following case, running RTC over WAN.
Internetdomain: xxx.com
Local domain: yyy.local
app = Dynamics NAV Service Tier
sql = MS SQL Database
I have SPN as follows:
DynamicsNAV/dynamicsnav.xxx.com:7046 yyy.local\serviceuser
DynamicsNAV/dynamicsnav:7046 yyy.local\serviceuser
Also correct SPN for SQL.
I am somewhat confused if I should use the external domain (not AD domain) in the SPN definitions or if I should use the internal domain, anyone knows ?
For now I get prompted for username when starting the RTC client and logging on to the server, but I cannot get the company list. On the app-server, which runs the service tier, I get authentication error that the "db-logon" is unknown and this is of course logical, but why is it trying to authenticate the db-user with ad ?
Any help on the setup would be appreciated.
Unfortunately my setup is depended on having different DNS names for internal and external setup, the service will only be accessed from the internet, not internaly.
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