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NAV 2013 R2 server startup issues
dwk
Member Posts: 9
Hi,
I have a strange problem.
Setup: Windows Server 2008 R2, and SQL server 2012 on a differnet machine.
3 instances on NAV 2013 R2, all databases are copies of the same demo database.
$ndo$navlistener schema created and used in all 3.
Network service, AND the impersonation account (server$) have the same access to all 3 databases.
The two first start without any problems, the 3rd service only reports "The service entered a stopped state" in the event viewer.
I can see in the Event Viewer on the SQL server that the service logs in fine, but I get no further information, or error messages of any kind.
I am really mystified as to what is causing this, since all 3 instances appear to be completely same, with the exception of the server name, the ports, and the database name (ofc).
Any ideas what I should look for here ?
I have a strange problem.
Setup: Windows Server 2008 R2, and SQL server 2012 on a differnet machine.
3 instances on NAV 2013 R2, all databases are copies of the same demo database.
$ndo$navlistener schema created and used in all 3.
Network service, AND the impersonation account (server$) have the same access to all 3 databases.
The two first start without any problems, the 3rd service only reports "The service entered a stopped state" in the event viewer.
I can see in the Event Viewer on the SQL server that the service logs in fine, but I get no further information, or error messages of any kind.
I am really mystified as to what is causing this, since all 3 instances appear to be completely same, with the exception of the server name, the ports, and the database name (ofc).
Any ideas what I should look for here ?
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