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First access RTC with NavUserPassword server istance
n01ze
Member Posts: 3
Hi all.
I've a multi-tier environment in domain. To access out of domain in Dev Env i use a db access, of course. My db accout have dbcreator, securityaccess and sysadmin server roles. I create correctly the db, add the istance with NavUserPassword but if run RTC the STN reject my login. By documentation the first account accessing STN have SUPER role, and in fact with domain account and Windows STN authentication it is correct but our environment have a cluster multi-tier in domain and the clients that must be out of domain. My workaround actually is connect to STN server, use an instance with Windows authentication and add my NAV account manually but it's tedious and uncomfortable.
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance.
I've a multi-tier environment in domain. To access out of domain in Dev Env i use a db access, of course. My db accout have dbcreator, securityaccess and sysadmin server roles. I create correctly the db, add the istance with NavUserPassword but if run RTC the STN reject my login. By documentation the first account accessing STN have SUPER role, and in fact with domain account and Windows STN authentication it is correct but our environment have a cluster multi-tier in domain and the clients that must be out of domain. My workaround actually is connect to STN server, use an instance with Windows authentication and add my NAV account manually but it's tedious and uncomfortable.
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance.
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