NAV Server in Cloud

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  navuser1 Member Posts: 1,329

  2019-10-29

  Credential Type is Windows and local PC and Cloud server are not in the same domain.

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  KTA8 Member Posts: 391

  2019-10-30

  type in windows credentials the domain\user and password of the cloud server domain

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  navuser1 Member Posts: 1,329

  2019-10-30

  KTA8 wrote: »

  type in windows credentials the domain\user and password of the cloud server domain

  
  Can not understand what you want to say. Please explain in detail.

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  navuser1 Member Posts: 1,329

  2019-10-30 edited 2019-10-30

  I have changed the "ClientServicesCredentialType" Value to "UserName" in local ClientUserSettings file. After that I try to login using domain user & password of the Cloud System. But it's not working.

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  sebsid Member Posts: 27

  2019-10-30

  To use Username you also need to change it on the NAV service tier and a SSL certificate and add a Thumbprint to the NAV Service. If i remember it correctly.

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  navuser1 Member Posts: 1,329

  2019-11-02 edited 2019-11-03

  sebsid wrote: »

  To use Username you also need to change it on the NAV service tier and a SSL certificate and add a Thumbprint to the NAV Service. If i remember it correctly.

  
  The NAV SERVER is running via Windows Credential in the Cloud Server and I have changed the ClientServicesCredentialType Value from Windows to UserName in the local ClientUserSettings file (C:\Users\Cloud\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Microsoft Dynamics NAV\90) and now I can connect the database with User & Password using rtc without any issue (Without any Certificate & Thumbprint)
  

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