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| Benson Cheng 2005-01-11, 8:46 pm |
| Hi All,
Currently we have two Win 2003 Servers, one has the SQL 2K installed (its
also a domain controller), and the other one has Biztalk 2004 installed.
Everything works fine so far, we want to add another Biztalk on a 3rd
server, all the software installed fine, for configuration, we choose the
"join" a BizTalk server group, and selected "no" on the single sign-on
server master secret key, but during the Database configuration screen, for
the SSO Database, I choose the correct DB server and database names, but the
configuration keeps saying "The SSO Administrators account does not exist on
HPPROD2DB1 and cannot be created. Contact your administrator." (HPPROD2DB1
is our database server name). I double checked the DB server, that SSO
Administrators does exist and it is a domain group. The setup log file
shows the following error, does anyone know how to fix this problem?
Thanks,
Benson.
[5:30:19 PM Info ConfigFramework] Retrieved cached IConfig object for
feature: SSOServer,Engine ProgID: MSEBiz.SSOServerCfg
[5:30:19 PM Info ConfigFramework] Validating feature: SSOServer,Engine
[5:30:19 PM Info SSOServerCfg] Entering function:
CSSOServerCfg::ValidateFeature
[5:30:19 PM Info ConfigHelper] Validated SQL credentials for user: SSPI on
computer: HPPROD2DB1
[5:30:19 PM Info SSOServerCfg] Searching for Single Sign-On (SSO) database
SSODB on HPPROD2DB1
[5:30:19 PM Info ConfigHelper] Found existing database: SSODB on computer:
HPPROD2DB1
[5:30:19 PM Info SSOServerCfg] Found Single Sign-On (SSO) database SSODB on
HPPROD2DB1
[5:30:19 PM Info SSOServerCfg] Validating SSO Administrators account on
HPPROD2WS2
[5:30:19 PM Info SSOServerCfg] Validating SSO Affiliate Administrators
account on HPPROD2WS2
[5:30:19 PM Info SSOServerCfg] Validating SSO Administrators account on
HPPROD2WS1
[5:30:19 PM Info SSOServerCfg] Validating SSO Administrators account on
HPPROD2DB1
[5:30:19 PM Error SSOServerCfg]
c:\depot4000\jupiter\source\private\moza
rt\source\sso\ssoconfiguration\ssose
rvercfg\ssoservercfgimpl.cpp(785): The SSO Administrators account does not
exist on HPPROD2DB1 and cannot be created. Contact your administrator.
[5:30:19 PM Info SSOServerCfg] Leaving function:
CSSOServerCfg::ValidateFeature
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| Ed Abshire [MSFT] 2005-01-12, 5:53 pm |
| When you are entering the SSO Admin Account, are you prefacing it with the
domain name?
-Ed Abshire
BizTalk Configuration Test
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From: "Benson Cheng" <bcheng37@hotmail.com>
Subject: ConfigFramework error - SSO
Date: Tue, 11 Jan 2005 17:38:32 -0800
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Hi All,
Currently we have two Win 2003 Servers, one has the SQL 2K installed (its
also a domain controller), and the other one has Biztalk 2004 installed.
Everything works fine so far, we want to add another Biztalk on a 3rd
server, all the software installed fine, for configuration, we choose the
"join" a BizTalk server group, and selected "no" on the single sign-on
server master secret key, but during the Database configuration screen, for
the SSO Database, I choose the correct DB server and database names, but the
configuration keeps saying "The SSO Administrators account does not exist on
HPPROD2DB1 and cannot be created. Contact your administrator." (HPPROD2DB1
is our database server name). I double checked the DB server, that SSO
Administrators does exist and it is a domain group. The setup log file
shows the following error, does anyone know how to fix this problem?
Thanks,
Benson.
[5:30:19 PM Info ConfigFramework] Retrieved cached IConfig object for
feature: SSOServer,Engine ProgID: MSEBiz.SSOServerCfg
[5:30:19 PM Info ConfigFramework] Validating feature: SSOServer,Engine
[5:30:19 PM Info SSOServerCfg] Entering function:
CSSOServerCfg::ValidateFeature
[5:30:19 PM Info ConfigHelper] Validated SQL credentials for user: SSPI on
computer: HPPROD2DB1
[5:30:19 PM Info SSOServerCfg] Searching for Single Sign-On (SSO) database
SSODB on HPPROD2DB1
[5:30:19 PM Info ConfigHelper] Found existing database: SSODB on computer:
HPPROD2DB1
[5:30:19 PM Info SSOServerCfg] Found Single Sign-On (SSO) database SSODB on
HPPROD2DB1
[5:30:19 PM Info SSOServerCfg] Validating SSO Administrators account on
HPPROD2WS2
[5:30:19 PM Info SSOServerCfg] Validating SSO Affiliate Administrators
account on HPPROD2WS2
[5:30:19 PM Info SSOServerCfg] Validating SSO Administrators account on
HPPROD2WS1
[5:30:19 PM Info SSOServerCfg] Validating SSO Administrators account on
HPPROD2DB1
[5:30:19 PM Error SSOServerCfg]
c:\depot4000\jupiter\source\private\moza
rt\source\sso\ssoconfiguration\ssose
rvercfg\ssoservercfgimpl.cpp(785): The SSO Administrators account does not
exist on HPPROD2DB1 and cannot be created. Contact your administrator.
[5:30:19 PM Info SSOServerCfg] Leaving function:
CSSOServerCfg::ValidateFeature
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| Wor Tony 2005-01-12, 5:53 pm |
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"Ed Abshire [MSFT]" <Ed_Abshire@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> When you are entering the SSO Admin Account, are you prefacing it with the
> domain name?
>
e.g. domain/SSO Admin not just SSO Admin
HTH
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| Benson Cheng 2005-01-12, 8:46 pm |
| There is no way to enter the SSO Admin account information from the
ConfigFramework UI.
I think the problem is when we setup our 1st BizTalk server (which is the
SSO master server also), the SSO defaults to use the "SSO Administrators"
account, which is a local account, and we should use ssomanage change to a
domain account, then the 2nd biztalk server's ConfigFramework will
automatically use this domain account as well. I havn't had any chance to
re-configure this one yet, but is my assumption correct?
Thanks,
Benson.
"Ed Abshire [MSFT]" <Ed_Abshire@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> When you are entering the SSO Admin Account, are you prefacing it with the
> domain name?
>
> -Ed Abshire
> BizTalk Configuration Test
> --------------------
> From: "Benson Cheng" <bcheng37@hotmail.com>
> Subject: ConfigFramework error - SSO
> Date: Tue, 11 Jan 2005 17:38:32 -0800
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> Hi All,
>
> Currently we have two Win 2003 Servers, one has the SQL 2K installed (its
> also a domain controller), and the other one has Biztalk 2004 installed.
> Everything works fine so far, we want to add another Biztalk on a 3rd
> server, all the software installed fine, for configuration, we choose the
> "join" a BizTalk server group, and selected "no" on the single sign-on
> server master secret key, but during the Database configuration screen,
for
> the SSO Database, I choose the correct DB server and database names, but
the
> configuration keeps saying "The SSO Administrators account does not exist
on
> HPPROD2DB1 and cannot be created. Contact your administrator."
(HPPROD2DB1
> is our database server name). I double checked the DB server, that SSO
> Administrators does exist and it is a domain group. The setup log file
> shows the following error, does anyone know how to fix this problem?
>
> Thanks,
> Benson.
>
> [5:30:19 PM Info ConfigFramework] Retrieved cached IConfig object for
> feature: SSOServer,Engine ProgID: MSEBiz.SSOServerCfg
> [5:30:19 PM Info ConfigFramework] Validating feature: SSOServer,Engine
> [5:30:19 PM Info SSOServerCfg] Entering function:
> CSSOServerCfg::ValidateFeature
> [5:30:19 PM Info ConfigHelper] Validated SQL credentials for user: SSPI
on
> computer: HPPROD2DB1
> [5:30:19 PM Info SSOServerCfg] Searching for Single Sign-On (SSO) database
> SSODB on HPPROD2DB1
> [5:30:19 PM Info ConfigHelper] Found existing database: SSODB on
computer:
> HPPROD2DB1
> [5:30:19 PM Info SSOServerCfg] Found Single Sign-On (SSO) database SSODB
on
> HPPROD2DB1
> [5:30:19 PM Info SSOServerCfg] Validating SSO Administrators account on
> HPPROD2WS2
> [5:30:19 PM Info SSOServerCfg] Validating SSO Affiliate Administrators
> account on HPPROD2WS2
> [5:30:19 PM Info SSOServerCfg] Validating SSO Administrators account on
> HPPROD2WS1
> [5:30:19 PM Info SSOServerCfg] Validating SSO Administrators account on
> HPPROD2DB1
> [5:30:19 PM Error SSOServerCfg]
>
c:\depot4000\jupiter\source\private\moza
rt\source\sso\ssoconfiguration\ssose[vbc
ol=seagreen]
> rvercfg\ssoservercfgimpl.cpp(785): The SSO Administrators account does not
> exist on HPPROD2DB1 and cannot be created. Contact your administrator.
> [5:30:19 PM Info SSOServerCfg] Leaving function:
> CSSOServerCfg::ValidateFeature
>
>
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> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no[/vbcol]
rights.
>
> EBusiness Server Team
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| Ed Abshire [MSFT] 2005-01-27, 5:49 pm |
| You're on track there. Sorry about the delayed response, I've been pretty
busy lately heh.
If you don't preface the SSO Adminstrator's Group with a domain first, it
will assume local computer group.
So if you do like you've said, change it to a domain group (DOMAIN\SSO
Administrators), then when you configure the 2nd one, set it as non-master,
and point to the group using
DOMAIN\SSO Administrators and you should be golden.
Ed Abshire
BizTalk Server Configuration Test
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There is no way to enter the SSO Admin account information from the
ConfigFramework UI.
I think the problem is when we setup our 1st BizTalk server (which is the
SSO master server also), the SSO defaults to use the "SSO Administrators"
account, which is a local account, and we should use ssomanage change to a
domain account, then the 2nd biztalk server's ConfigFramework will
automatically use this domain account as well. I havn't had any chance to
re-configure this one yet, but is my assumption correct?
Thanks,
Benson.
"Ed Abshire [MSFT]" <Ed_Abshire@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:WbIx7ZM%23EHA.2504@cpmsftngxa10.phx.gbl...
> When you are entering the SSO Admin Account, are you prefacing it with the
> domain name?
>
> -Ed Abshire
> BizTalk Configuration Test
> --------------------
> From: "Benson Cheng" <bcheng37@hotmail.com>
> Subject: ConfigFramework error - SSO
> Date: Tue, 11 Jan 2005 17:38:32 -0800
> Lines: 47
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> Hi All,
>
> Currently we have two Win 2003 Servers, one has the SQL 2K installed (its
> also a domain controller), and the other one has Biztalk 2004 installed.
> Everything works fine so far, we want to add another Biztalk on a 3rd
> server, all the software installed fine, for configuration, we choose the
> "join" a BizTalk server group, and selected "no" on the single sign-on
> server master secret key, but during the Database configuration screen,
for
> the SSO Database, I choose the correct DB server and database names, but
the
> configuration keeps saying "The SSO Administrators account does not exist
on
> HPPROD2DB1 and cannot be created. Contact your administrator."
(HPPROD2DB1
> is our database server name). I double checked the DB server, that SSO
> Administrators does exist and it is a domain group. The setup log file
> shows the following error, does anyone know how to fix this problem?
>
> Thanks,
> Benson.
>
> [5:30:19 PM Info ConfigFramework] Retrieved cached IConfig object for
> feature: SSOServer,Engine ProgID: MSEBiz.SSOServerCfg
> [5:30:19 PM Info ConfigFramework] Validating feature: SSOServer,Engine
> [5:30:19 PM Info SSOServerCfg] Entering function:
> CSSOServerCfg::ValidateFeature
> [5:30:19 PM Info ConfigHelper] Validated SQL credentials for user: SSPI
on
> computer: HPPROD2DB1
> [5:30:19 PM Info SSOServerCfg] Searching for Single Sign-On (SSO) database
> SSODB on HPPROD2DB1
> [5:30:19 PM Info ConfigHelper] Found existing database: SSODB on
computer:
> HPPROD2DB1
> [5:30:19 PM Info SSOServerCfg] Found Single Sign-On (SSO) database SSODB
on
> HPPROD2DB1
> [5:30:19 PM Info SSOServerCfg] Validating SSO Administrators account on
> HPPROD2WS2
> [5:30:19 PM Info SSOServerCfg] Validating SSO Affiliate Administrators
> account on HPPROD2WS2
> [5:30:19 PM Info SSOServerCfg] Validating SSO Administrators account on
> HPPROD2WS1
> [5:30:19 PM Info SSOServerCfg] Validating SSO Administrators account on
> HPPROD2DB1
> [5:30:19 PM Error SSOServerCfg]
>
c:\depot4000\jupiter\source\private\moza
rt\source\sso\ssoconfiguration\ssose[vbc
ol=seagreen]
> rvercfg\ssoservercfgimpl.cpp(785): The SSO Administrators account does not
> exist on HPPROD2DB1 and cannot be created. Contact your administrator.
> [5:30:19 PM Info SSOServerCfg] Leaving function:
> CSSOServerCfg::ValidateFeature
>
>
>
>
> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no[/vbcol]
rights.
>
> EBusiness Server Team
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
EBusiness Server Team
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