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BC 22.0 Import-NAVEncryptionKey The provided encryption key file contains invalid data
edwinschutten
Member Posts: 17
Hello,
I'm trying to install Business Central 22.0 on an Azure VM.
I have created an Azure SQL database with a dba owner user.
The database encryption has been enabled (CREATE MASTER KEY ENCRYPTION BY PASSWORD = '').
Now I want to configure the database user and password for the BC service tier.
New-NAVEncryptionKey -KeyPath "C:\Temp\BC.key" -Password (Get-Credential).Password
I'm not sure wat password I should use. I have to fill-in an username and password.
So I use the credentials from the database user.
Than I want to import the key.
Import-NAVEncryptionKey -ServerInstance <BC Service tier name> -KeyPath "C:\Temp\BC.key" -ApplicationDatabaseServer <Azure Instance> -ApplicationDatabaseName "<Azure database name>" -ApplicationDatabaseCredentials (Get-Credential)
I use the credentials from the database user.
Now I get an error:
Import-NAVEncryptionKey : The import failed. The provided encryption key file contains invalid data and could not be imported.
At line:1 char:1
+ Import-NAVEncryptionKey -ServerInstance <BC Service tier name> -KeyPath "C:\Te ...
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (0:Int32) [Import-NAVEncryptionKey], NavEncryptionInvalidKeyFileException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : MicrosoftDynamicsNavServer$<BC Service tier name>,Microsoft.Dynamics.Nav.Management.Cmdlets.Impor
tNavEncryptionKey
I have no clue why the encryption key file has invalid data. Are there some invalid characters in the password, like %, $ or ....?
I'm trying to install Business Central 22.0 on an Azure VM.
I have created an Azure SQL database with a dba owner user.
The database encryption has been enabled (CREATE MASTER KEY ENCRYPTION BY PASSWORD = '').
Now I want to configure the database user and password for the BC service tier.
New-NAVEncryptionKey -KeyPath "C:\Temp\BC.key" -Password (Get-Credential).Password
I'm not sure wat password I should use. I have to fill-in an username and password.
So I use the credentials from the database user.
Than I want to import the key.
Import-NAVEncryptionKey -ServerInstance <BC Service tier name> -KeyPath "C:\Temp\BC.key" -ApplicationDatabaseServer <Azure Instance> -ApplicationDatabaseName "<Azure database name>" -ApplicationDatabaseCredentials (Get-Credential)
I use the credentials from the database user.
Now I get an error:
Import-NAVEncryptionKey : The import failed. The provided encryption key file contains invalid data and could not be imported.
At line:1 char:1
+ Import-NAVEncryptionKey -ServerInstance <BC Service tier name> -KeyPath "C:\Te ...
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (0:Int32) [Import-NAVEncryptionKey], NavEncryptionInvalidKeyFileException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : MicrosoftDynamicsNavServer$<BC Service tier name>,Microsoft.Dynamics.Nav.Management.Cmdlets.Impor
tNavEncryptionKey
I have no clue why the encryption key file has invalid data. Are there some invalid characters in the password, like %, $ or ....?
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