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NAS Windows Authentication in Cluster
MattV
Member Posts: 3
Hi,
I am hoping some one can help me with issue. I am currently implementing a Biztalk solution for Navision Attain 3.60. The Navision service is set-up as a cluster. Sending messages is fine but once I try to receive message using NAS I run into problems. NAS uses windows authentication which in a MS-cluster set-up is an issue.
When you try to login to Navision using Windows Auth. in an cluster you get the windows error 51 - The remote computer is unavailable. It could be due to service name resolution as 2 machines are set-up but I have no clue about how to solve this.
MBS recommends MS-Cluster and NAS so I have a conflict. I will continue to search but any help appreciated.
I am hoping some one can help me with issue. I am currently implementing a Biztalk solution for Navision Attain 3.60. The Navision service is set-up as a cluster. Sending messages is fine but once I try to receive message using NAS I run into problems. NAS uses windows authentication which in a MS-cluster set-up is an issue.
When you try to login to Navision using Windows Auth. in an cluster you get the windows error 51 - The remote computer is unavailable. It could be due to service name resolution as 2 machines are set-up but I have no clue about how to solve this.
MBS recommends MS-Cluster and NAS so I have a conflict. I will continue to search but any help appreciated.
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if you able to make online Cluster NAS resourse and no error log in Application NT logs telling NAS is having problem meaning your NAS is up and running.
Assume you are using MSMQ component as message carrier, then please
make sure the MSMQ is in the cluster and within same resource group.
If you are clustering the MSSQL, then your server name is the cluster name. The name that you have to use for client Attain connection and also NAS.
Hopefully a bit help your problem.