On your different servers (web, NAV Service,SQL Service), you need to create a local user with THE SAME NAME and THE SAME PASSWORD!
In SQL, you add that user with dbowner properties on your NAV DB.
The NAV Service needs to use the local user to connect to the DB.
I am not completely sure if you can use the local user in your webserver to go to the NAV Service. That is something you need to try. For this you need to create the local user in your NAV DB. To do that, you need to run the Windows client on the service tier server and add the local user.
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On your different servers (web, NAV Service,SQL Service), you need to create a local user with THE SAME NAME and THE SAME PASSWORD!
In SQL, you add that user with dbowner properties on your NAV DB.
The NAV Service needs to use the local user to connect to the DB.
I am not completely sure if you can use the local user in your webserver to go to the NAV Service. That is something you need to try. For this you need to create the local user in your NAV DB. To do that, you need to run the Windows client on the service tier server and add the local user.
Regards,Alain Krikilion No PM,please use the forum. || May the <SOLVED>-attribute be in your title!
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On your different servers (web, NAV Service,SQL Service), you need to create a local user with THE SAME NAME and THE SAME PASSWORD!
In SQL, you add that user with dbowner properties on your NAV DB.
The NAV Service needs to use the local user to connect to the DB.
I am not completely sure if you can use the local user in your webserver to go to the NAV Service. That is something you need to try. For this you need to create the local user in your NAV DB. To do that, you need to run the Windows client on the service tier server and add the local user.
No PM,please use the forum. || May the <SOLVED>-attribute be in your title!