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| Hello,
I am installing BizTalk 2004 Server on a Windows 2003 Standard Edition
Server it also hosts my SQLServer. I still am unable to get past the
"Windows Accounts" screen of the Configuration Wizard. The error is: "This
group does not exist. Check group name." for the following groups:
BizTalk BAS Administrators
BizTalk BAS Managers
BizTalk BAS Users
BizTalk BAS Web Services Group
EDI Subsystem Users
BizTalk Application Users
All other groups listed in this Configuration Wizard Screen also do not
exist but do not have the error indicator.
I have found the following in the excerpt in the "Troubleshooting
Configuration Errors" documentation.
Problem: When running the Configuration Wizard on a domain controller,
configuration fails
because the account is missing
Resolution: This problem occurs if you are running the Configuration
Wizard on a domain
controller and you specified a local account (for example, BizTalk Host
Users Group) for
either the BizTalkServerApplication host or the BizTalkIsolatedHost
host. If you specified a
Domain account, you should not encounter this problem.
This is not exactly what I am seeing however. My problem isn't Accounts it's
Groups. I haven't "specified a local account". I have tried browsing to AD
and selecting "Enterprise Admins" account and the Configuration Wizard still
reports this "not existing"
What is wrong??
~-=Mike=-~
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| Bingzheng Zu[MSFT] 2004-05-06, 1:38 pm |
| Is this DC using a NetBios name different than domain name? In that case,
BizTalk install will fail and it is a known issue.
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Subject: Still Stuck in Configuration Wizard ...
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Hello,
I am installing BizTalk 2004 Server on a Windows 2003 Standard Edition
Server it also hosts my SQLServer. I still am unable to get past the
"Windows Accounts" screen of the Configuration Wizard. The error is: "This
group does not exist. Check group name." for the following groups:
BizTalk BAS Administrators
BizTalk BAS Managers
BizTalk BAS Users
BizTalk BAS Web Services Group
EDI Subsystem Users
BizTalk Application Users
All other groups listed in this Configuration Wizard Screen also do not
exist but do not have the error indicator.
I have found the following in the excerpt in the "Troubleshooting
Configuration Errors" documentation.
Problem: When running the Configuration Wizard on a domain controller,
configuration fails
because the account is missing
Resolution: This problem occurs if you are running the Configuration
Wizard on a domain
controller and you specified a local account (for example, BizTalk Host
Users Group) for
either the BizTalkServerApplication host or the BizTalkIsolatedHost
host. If you specified a
Domain account, you should not encounter this problem.
This is not exactly what I am seeing however. My problem isn't Accounts it's
Groups. I haven't "specified a local account". I have tried browsing to AD
and selecting "Enterprise Admins" account and the Configuration Wizard still
reports this "not existing"
What is wrong??
~-=Mike=-~
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EBusiness Server Team
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| Many thanks for the reply!!
Is there a KB article on this? Or did I miss this in the documentation?
More importantly is there a work around?
"Bingzheng Zu[MSFT]" <benzu@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:vSBug#4MEHA.1368@cpmsftngxa10.phx.gbl...
> Is this DC using a NetBios name different than domain name? In that case,
> BizTalk install will fail and it is a known issue.
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| WHONG 2004-05-19, 11:43 pm |
| I had the same issue and figured it out with manually
creating groups as domain local. And change group name
with domain. It will fix the problem of you mentioned.
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| Raied Malhas 2004-06-11, 5:44 pm |
| To your SQL server, add the following groups either manually or by creating
a script to do it - before running configframework from your Biztalk
machine:
BizTalk Server Administrators
SSO Administrators
SSO Affiliate Administrators
BizTalk Application Users
BizTalk Isolated Host Users
EDI Subsystem Users
BizTalk BAS Web Services Group
BizTalk BAS Users
BizTalk BAS Managers
BizTalk BAS Administrators
To add through script, here's an example of how you do it:
net localgroup /add "BizTalk Server Administrators"
net localgroup /add "BizTalk Server Administrators" %user%
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
EBusiness Server Team
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