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Windows Authentication failed
sil77
Member Posts: 2
Hi Everybody!
I have difficult situation with Windows authentication. I’m trying to resolve the issue for already a month, but still no results. I have tried to explain the problem as detailed as possible.
I have Navision 3.60 server with native database.
Before a month ago – the situation was following:
- server is in domain A. (ip – 10.104.64.xx)
- clients are in domain A and B (ips – 10.104.64.xx)
- users used windows authentication from both domains and also database authentication.
A month ago more of clients migrated to new ip-range (10.205.2.xx). And windows authentication for them are not available now. I have the following message:
The network path cannot be found
The message refers to the file
The network server may be down, or the path may be invalid.
I had to create for them Database logins – Database authentication works fine.
For users who stayed in old ip-range Windows authentication still works (for both domains).
As interesting, I can connect to the server, using Windows authentication, from the client with different ip-range, when I execute following actions:
- I open database and in the field “Net type” choose – “Netb”, get error, push “ok”, quickly chose “net type” - TCP, press – OK – and I am in!
I installed NAV 2009 SP1 with the same configuration and I have the same situation there!!!!
Could you, please, help me!
Thanks in advance.
I have difficult situation with Windows authentication. I’m trying to resolve the issue for already a month, but still no results. I have tried to explain the problem as detailed as possible.
I have Navision 3.60 server with native database.
Before a month ago – the situation was following:
- server is in domain A. (ip – 10.104.64.xx)
- clients are in domain A and B (ips – 10.104.64.xx)
- users used windows authentication from both domains and also database authentication.
A month ago more of clients migrated to new ip-range (10.205.2.xx). And windows authentication for them are not available now. I have the following message:
The network path cannot be found
The message refers to the file
The network server may be down, or the path may be invalid.
I had to create for them Database logins – Database authentication works fine.
For users who stayed in old ip-range Windows authentication still works (for both domains).
As interesting, I can connect to the server, using Windows authentication, from the client with different ip-range, when I execute following actions:
- I open database and in the field “Net type” choose – “Netb”, get error, push “ok”, quickly chose “net type” - TCP, press – OK – and I am in!
I installed NAV 2009 SP1 with the same configuration and I have the same situation there!!!!
Could you, please, help me!
Thanks in advance.
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