NAS in Windows Server 2008
fcipriano
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Hi
I'm trying to install a Second NAS in a Windows server 2008 and give me the following error: "The operation system cannot gain access to the file NASSERVICENAME"
Some wan have the same problem when try to install?
Tanks for the help.
I'm trying to install a Second NAS in a Windows server 2008 and give me the following error: "The operation system cannot gain access to the file NASSERVICENAME"
Some wan have the same problem when try to install?
Tanks for the help.
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Are you actually going through the install executable? Or just copying the folder over?
I've never done it, but I remember you can't "install" multiple NAS instances on the same server. You have to do a work around. There should be plenty of posts and I believe the information is in the Installation and Configuration manual.0 -
Hi
I have one instalation made by the standard install setup, but now i tried to make a new instalation for another database and give me the error.
I does the instalation in comand prompt by the book, but the error persists.
Thanks for the respose you have made.
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easy.
copy NAS directory (duplicate)
then run cmd as Administrator (otherwise you will not be allowed)
then wrote a command:
nassql.exe appservername=TheNasName, NETTYPE=TCP, servername=TheSQLServer,database=TheSQLDatabase, company="The Company", nettype=tcp, startupparameter=”THEPARAMETER”, objectcache=40000, installasservice
i've did this a lot of times ant it works
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I guys Thank for the responses.
The version i use is NAV 5.0 SP1 and i follow the instructions of the manual.
I try to install the same version in a computer with Vista and don’t have any problems.
Another think in the partner source, i read that have an hot fix to correct this error, I subscribe the hot fix and until now don’t have any response of MSFT. Does anyone have this hot fix?
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We recently had the same issue when installing NAS 2009 on Windows Server 2008: "The operation system cannot gain access to the file NASSERVICENAME".
This error came up, when we tried to install NAS as a service, in a DOS-box. We were logged in with a Windows user-account that had Admin-rights.
When we did the same, but this time with the Administrator user-account, the NAS could be installed without errors.No support using PM or e-mail - Please use this forum. BC TechDays 2024: 13 & 14 June 2024, Antwerp (Belgium)0
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