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| Mark Bolton 2004-09-09, 5:52 pm |
| I am really new to BizTalk and I am try to install a version to get my head
around how things work.
Whenever the configuration wizard get to the point of settign up the Single
Server Sign-On it keeps hitting an error.
Please find the error log below:
[17:46:14 Info ConfigFramework] Retrieved cached IConfig object for feature:
SSOServer,Engine ProgID: MSEBiz.SSOServerCfg
[17:46:14 Info ConfigFramework] Currently configuring: SSOServer,Engine
[17:46:14 Info SSOServerCfg] Entering function:
CSSOServerCfg::ConfigureFeature
[17:46:14 Info SSOServerCfg] Writing Single Sign-On (SSO) registry settings
[17:46:14 Info SSOServerCfg] Searching for Single Sign-On (SSO) database
SSODB2 on L046852
[17:46:14 Info ConfigHelper] Did not find existing database: SSODB2 on
computer: L046852
[17:46:14 Info SSOServerCfg] Single Sign-On (SSO) database SSODB2 does not
exist on L046852
[17:46:14 Info SSOServerCfg] Creating Single Sign-On (SSO) database SSODB2
on L046852
[17:46:15 Info ConfigHelper] Created SQL database: SSODB2 on computer:
L046852 collation: Default
[17:46:15 Info SSOServerCfg] Checking the Single Sign-On (SSO) database
SSODB2 version on L046852
[17:46:15 Info SSOServerCfg] The Single Sign-On (SSO) database SSODB2 on
L046852 has no version information, assuming it has not yet been configured
[17:46:15 Info SSOServerCfg] Configuring Single Sign-On (SSO) database
SSODB2 on L046852
[17:46:15 Info ConfigHelper] Executed SQL script: C:\Program Files\Common
Files\Enterprise Single Sign-On\SSOX.sql on database: SSODB2 on computer:
L046852
[17:46:17 Info ConfigHelper] Executed SQL script: C:\Program Files\Common
Files\Enterprise Single Sign-On\SSOX2.sql on database: SSODB2 on computer:
L046852
[17:46:17 Info ConfigHelper] Executed SQL script: C:\Program Files\Common
Files\Enterprise Single Sign-On\SSOX3.sql on database: SSODB2 on computer:
L046852
[17:46:17 Info ConfigHelper] SQL Server name is: L046852
[17:46:17 Info SSOServerCfg] Granting login access to Single Sign-On (SSO)
database SSODB2 on L046852 for SSO Administrators account
[17:46:17 Info ConfigHelper] NT Service: ENTSSO does not exist
[17:46:17 Info ConfigHelper] mbolton is a local entity.
[17:46:17 Info ConfigHelper] Granted 'Logon as Service' permission to
account: stmd_001\mbolton
[17:46:17 Info ConfigHelper] Creating service: ENTSSO, start type: 2, exe:
C:\Program Files\Common Files\Enterprise Single Sign-On\ENTSSO.exe,
dependencies: WMI,RPCSS,COMSysApp,MSSQLSERVER, account: stmd_001\mbolton
[17:46:18 Info ConfigFramework] Waiting for configuration thread to complete.
[17:46:19 Info ConfigHelper] Created service: ENTSSO
[17:46:19 Info SSOServerCfg] Installing Single Sign-On (SSO) performance
counters
[17:46:20 Info SSOServerCfg] Starting the Single Sign-On (SSO) service using
stmd_001\mbolton account
[17:46:20 Info SSOServerCfg] Checking the Single Sign-On (SSO) service state
on L046852
[17:46:20 Info SSOServerCfg] The Single Sign-On (SSO) service state on
L046852 is 0X00000002
[17:46:21 Info SSOServerCfg] Checking the Single Sign-On (SSO) service state
on L046852
[17:46:21 Info SSOServerCfg] The Single Sign-On (SSO) service state on
L046852 is 0X00000002
[17:46:21 Info SSOServerCfg] Checking the Single Sign-On (SSO) service state
on L046852
[17:46:21 Info SSOServerCfg] The Single Sign-On (SSO) service state on
L046852 is 0X00000002
[17:46:21 Info SSOServerCfg] Checking the Single Sign-On (SSO) service state
on L046852
[17:46:21 Info SSOServerCfg] The Single Sign-On (SSO) service state on
L046852 is 0X00000002
[17:46:21 Info SSOServerCfg] Checking the Single Sign-On (SSO) service state
on L046852
[17:46:21 Info SSOServerCfg] The Single Sign-On (SSO) service state on
L046852 is 0X00000002
[17:46:21 Info SSOServerCfg] Checking the Single Sign-On (SSO) service state
on L046852
[17:46:21 Info SSOServerCfg] The Single Sign-On (SSO) service state on
L046852 is 0X00000002
[17:46:22 Info SSOServerCfg] Checking the Single Sign-On (SSO) service state
on L046852
[17:46:22 Info SSOServerCfg] The Single Sign-On (SSO) service state on
L046852 is 0X00000002
[17:46:22 Info SSOServerCfg] Checking the Single Sign-On (SSO) service state
on L046852
[17:46:22 Info SSOServerCfg] The Single Sign-On (SSO) service state on
L046852 is 0X00000004
[17:46:22 Info SSOServerCfg] The Single Sign-On (SSO) service is running
I am not sure if I need to specifity a different account for the service.
Any help (the simpler the better would be much appreciated). I have try to
do some diggin myself and I do have SP2 for XP installed so not sure if this
might be having an effect on the way that things are running.
Thanking you all in anticipation.
Mark
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| Marcie 2004-09-09, 5:52 pm |
| Hi Mark,
Have you checked your Event Log to see if there are any more details in
there?
Marcie
"Mark Bolton" <Mark Bolton@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:E7CBCC25-2647-4656-93B9-07E0D237D4C8@microsoft.com...
> I am really new to BizTalk and I am try to install a version to get my
head
> around how things work.
>
> Whenever the configuration wizard get to the point of settign up the
Single
> Server Sign-On it keeps hitting an error.
>
> Please find the error log below:
>
> [17:46:14 Info ConfigFramework] Retrieved cached IConfig object for
feature:
> SSOServer,Engine ProgID: MSEBiz.SSOServerCfg
> [17:46:14 Info ConfigFramework] Currently configuring: SSOServer,Engine
> [17:46:14 Info SSOServerCfg] Entering function:
> CSSOServerCfg::ConfigureFeature
> [17:46:14 Info SSOServerCfg] Writing Single Sign-On (SSO) registry
settings
> [17:46:14 Info SSOServerCfg] Searching for Single Sign-On (SSO) database
> SSODB2 on L046852
> [17:46:14 Info ConfigHelper] Did not find existing database: SSODB2 on
> computer: L046852
> [17:46:14 Info SSOServerCfg] Single Sign-On (SSO) database SSODB2 does not
> exist on L046852
> [17:46:14 Info SSOServerCfg] Creating Single Sign-On (SSO) database SSODB2
> on L046852
> [17:46:15 Info ConfigHelper] Created SQL database: SSODB2 on computer:
> L046852 collation: Default
> [17:46:15 Info SSOServerCfg] Checking the Single Sign-On (SSO) database
> SSODB2 version on L046852
> [17:46:15 Info SSOServerCfg] The Single Sign-On (SSO) database SSODB2 on
> L046852 has no version information, assuming it has not yet been
configured
> [17:46:15 Info SSOServerCfg] Configuring Single Sign-On (SSO) database
> SSODB2 on L046852
> [17:46:15 Info ConfigHelper] Executed SQL script: C:\Program Files\Common
> Files\Enterprise Single Sign-On\SSOX.sql on database: SSODB2 on computer:
> L046852
> [17:46:17 Info ConfigHelper] Executed SQL script: C:\Program Files\Common
> Files\Enterprise Single Sign-On\SSOX2.sql on database: SSODB2 on computer:
> L046852
> [17:46:17 Info ConfigHelper] Executed SQL script: C:\Program Files\Common
> Files\Enterprise Single Sign-On\SSOX3.sql on database: SSODB2 on computer:
> L046852
> [17:46:17 Info ConfigHelper] SQL Server name is: L046852
> [17:46:17 Info SSOServerCfg] Granting login access to Single Sign-On (SSO)
> database SSODB2 on L046852 for SSO Administrators account
> [17:46:17 Info ConfigHelper] NT Service: ENTSSO does not exist
> [17:46:17 Info ConfigHelper] mbolton is a local entity.
> [17:46:17 Info ConfigHelper] Granted 'Logon as Service' permission to
> account: stmd_001\mbolton
> [17:46:17 Info ConfigHelper] Creating service: ENTSSO, start type: 2, exe:
> C:\Program Files\Common Files\Enterprise Single Sign-On\ENTSSO.exe,
> dependencies: WMI,RPCSS,COMSysApp,MSSQLSERVER, account: stmd_001\mbolton
> [17:46:18 Info ConfigFramework] Waiting for configuration thread to
complete.
> [17:46:19 Info ConfigHelper] Created service: ENTSSO
> [17:46:19 Info SSOServerCfg] Installing Single Sign-On (SSO) performance
> counters
> [17:46:20 Info SSOServerCfg] Starting the Single Sign-On (SSO) service
using
> stmd_001\mbolton account
> [17:46:20 Info SSOServerCfg] Checking the Single Sign-On (SSO) service
state
> on L046852
> [17:46:20 Info SSOServerCfg] The Single Sign-On (SSO) service state on
> L046852 is 0X00000002
> [17:46:21 Info SSOServerCfg] Checking the Single Sign-On (SSO) service
state
> on L046852
> [17:46:21 Info SSOServerCfg] The Single Sign-On (SSO) service state on
> L046852 is 0X00000002
> [17:46:21 Info SSOServerCfg] Checking the Single Sign-On (SSO) service
state
> on L046852
> [17:46:21 Info SSOServerCfg] The Single Sign-On (SSO) service state on
> L046852 is 0X00000002
> [17:46:21 Info SSOServerCfg] Checking the Single Sign-On (SSO) service
state
> on L046852
> [17:46:21 Info SSOServerCfg] The Single Sign-On (SSO) service state on
> L046852 is 0X00000002
> [17:46:21 Info SSOServerCfg] Checking the Single Sign-On (SSO) service
state
> on L046852
> [17:46:21 Info SSOServerCfg] The Single Sign-On (SSO) service state on
> L046852 is 0X00000002
> [17:46:21 Info SSOServerCfg] Checking the Single Sign-On (SSO) service
state
> on L046852
> [17:46:21 Info SSOServerCfg] The Single Sign-On (SSO) service state on
> L046852 is 0X00000002
> [17:46:22 Info SSOServerCfg] Checking the Single Sign-On (SSO) service
state
> on L046852
> [17:46:22 Info SSOServerCfg] The Single Sign-On (SSO) service state on
> L046852 is 0X00000002
> [17:46:22 Info SSOServerCfg] Checking the Single Sign-On (SSO) service
state
> on L046852
> [17:46:22 Info SSOServerCfg] The Single Sign-On (SSO) service state on
> L046852 is 0X00000004
> [17:46:22 Info SSOServerCfg] The Single Sign-On (SSO) service is running
>
> I am not sure if I need to specifity a different account for the service.
> Any help (the simpler the better would be much appreciated). I have try
to
> do some diggin myself and I do have SP2 for XP installed so not sure if
this
> might be having an effect on the way that things are running.
>
> Thanking you all in anticipation.
>
> Mark
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| Asbjørn Rygg 2004-09-09, 8:46 pm |
| Hi Mark,
It`s hard to tell what`s actually causing the problem without the ERROR
messages from the Config.log file, so here`s a few questions that needs
to be answered:
1. What kind of message is displayed to you by configframework when the
error occurs?
2. Is the user a member of the SSO Administrators group?
3. Is MSDTC configured after XP SP2 was installed? More info on this
here: http://support.microsoft.com/defaul...kb;en-us;841893
4. Are there any messages in the eventlog?
If you could find the error section of the config log file and post it
here, that would also help a lot.
HTH,
Asbjørn
Mark Bolton wrote:
> I am really new to BizTalk and I am try to install a version to get my head
> around how things work.
>
> Whenever the configuration wizard get to the point of settign up the Single
> Server Sign-On it keeps hitting an error.
>
> Please find the error log below:
>
> [17:46:14 Info ConfigFramework] Retrieved cached IConfig object for feature:
> SSOServer,Engine ProgID: MSEBiz.SSOServerCfg
> [17:46:14 Info ConfigFramework] Currently configuring: SSOServer,Engine
> [17:46:14 Info SSOServerCfg] Entering function:
> CSSOServerCfg::ConfigureFeature
> [17:46:14 Info SSOServerCfg] Writing Single Sign-On (SSO) registry settings
> [17:46:14 Info SSOServerCfg] Searching for Single Sign-On (SSO) database
> SSODB2 on L046852
> [17:46:14 Info ConfigHelper] Did not find existing database: SSODB2 on
> computer: L046852
> [17:46:14 Info SSOServerCfg] Single Sign-On (SSO) database SSODB2 does not
> exist on L046852
> [17:46:14 Info SSOServerCfg] Creating Single Sign-On (SSO) database SSODB2
> on L046852
> [17:46:15 Info ConfigHelper] Created SQL database: SSODB2 on computer:
> L046852 collation: Default
> [17:46:15 Info SSOServerCfg] Checking the Single Sign-On (SSO) database
> SSODB2 version on L046852
> [17:46:15 Info SSOServerCfg] The Single Sign-On (SSO) database SSODB2 on
> L046852 has no version information, assuming it has not yet been configured
> [17:46:15 Info SSOServerCfg] Configuring Single Sign-On (SSO) database
> SSODB2 on L046852
> [17:46:15 Info ConfigHelper] Executed SQL script: C:\Program Files\Common
> Files\Enterprise Single Sign-On\SSOX.sql on database: SSODB2 on computer:
> L046852
> [17:46:17 Info ConfigHelper] Executed SQL script: C:\Program Files\Common
> Files\Enterprise Single Sign-On\SSOX2.sql on database: SSODB2 on computer:
> L046852
> [17:46:17 Info ConfigHelper] Executed SQL script: C:\Program Files\Common
> Files\Enterprise Single Sign-On\SSOX3.sql on database: SSODB2 on computer:
> L046852
> [17:46:17 Info ConfigHelper] SQL Server name is: L046852
> [17:46:17 Info SSOServerCfg] Granting login access to Single Sign-On (SSO)
> database SSODB2 on L046852 for SSO Administrators account
> [17:46:17 Info ConfigHelper] NT Service: ENTSSO does not exist
> [17:46:17 Info ConfigHelper] mbolton is a local entity.
> [17:46:17 Info ConfigHelper] Granted 'Logon as Service' permission to
> account: stmd_001\mbolton
> [17:46:17 Info ConfigHelper] Creating service: ENTSSO, start type: 2, exe:
> C:\Program Files\Common Files\Enterprise Single Sign-On\ENTSSO.exe,
> dependencies: WMI,RPCSS,COMSysApp,MSSQLSERVER, account: stmd_001\mbolton
> [17:46:18 Info ConfigFramework] Waiting for configuration thread to complete.
> [17:46:19 Info ConfigHelper] Created service: ENTSSO
> [17:46:19 Info SSOServerCfg] Installing Single Sign-On (SSO) performance
> counters
> [17:46:20 Info SSOServerCfg] Starting the Single Sign-On (SSO) service using
> stmd_001\mbolton account
> [17:46:20 Info SSOServerCfg] Checking the Single Sign-On (SSO) service state
> on L046852
> [17:46:20 Info SSOServerCfg] The Single Sign-On (SSO) service state on
> L046852 is 0X00000002
> [17:46:21 Info SSOServerCfg] Checking the Single Sign-On (SSO) service state
> on L046852
> [17:46:21 Info SSOServerCfg] The Single Sign-On (SSO) service state on
> L046852 is 0X00000002
> [17:46:21 Info SSOServerCfg] Checking the Single Sign-On (SSO) service state
> on L046852
> [17:46:21 Info SSOServerCfg] The Single Sign-On (SSO) service state on
> L046852 is 0X00000002
> [17:46:21 Info SSOServerCfg] Checking the Single Sign-On (SSO) service state
> on L046852
> [17:46:21 Info SSOServerCfg] The Single Sign-On (SSO) service state on
> L046852 is 0X00000002
> [17:46:21 Info SSOServerCfg] Checking the Single Sign-On (SSO) service state
> on L046852
> [17:46:21 Info SSOServerCfg] The Single Sign-On (SSO) service state on
> L046852 is 0X00000002
> [17:46:21 Info SSOServerCfg] Checking the Single Sign-On (SSO) service state
> on L046852
> [17:46:21 Info SSOServerCfg] The Single Sign-On (SSO) service state on
> L046852 is 0X00000002
> [17:46:22 Info SSOServerCfg] Checking the Single Sign-On (SSO) service state
> on L046852
> [17:46:22 Info SSOServerCfg] The Single Sign-On (SSO) service state on
> L046852 is 0X00000002
> [17:46:22 Info SSOServerCfg] Checking the Single Sign-On (SSO) service state
> on L046852
> [17:46:22 Info SSOServerCfg] The Single Sign-On (SSO) service state on
> L046852 is 0X00000004
> [17:46:22 Info SSOServerCfg] The Single Sign-On (SSO) service is running
>
> I am not sure if I need to specifity a different account for the service.
> Any help (the simpler the better would be much appreciated). I have try to
> do some diggin myself and I do have SP2 for XP installed so not sure if this
> might be having an effect on the way that things are running.
>
> Thanking you all in anticipation.
>
> Mark
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| Mark Bolton 2004-09-10, 7:51 am |
| Asbjorn,
Thanks for the response it has solved the problem.
After I followed the steps in the support article and then rerunning the
configuration wizard everything worked.
Thanks for the quick response and help.
Marcie - thanks for your response also!
"Asbjørn Rygg" wrote:
> Hi Mark,
>
> It`s hard to tell what`s actually causing the problem without the ERROR
> messages from the Config.log file, so here`s a few questions that needs
> to be answered:
>
> 1. What kind of message is displayed to you by configframework when the
> error occurs?
> 2. Is the user a member of the SSO Administrators group?
> 3. Is MSDTC configured after XP SP2 was installed? More info on this
> here: http://support.microsoft.com/defaul...kb;en-us;841893
> 4. Are there any messages in the eventlog?
>
> If you could find the error section of the config log file and post it
> here, that would also help a lot.
>
> HTH,
> Asbjørn
>
>
> Mark Bolton wrote:
>
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