Re: Security Connection Problem

From: John Jakus (John.Jakus.DieSpammerDie_at_Valence.com)
Date: 02/23/04 

Date: Sun, 22 Feb 2004 23:43:52 -0800

Carsten,

Thank you for the prompt reply. I did not setup the Axapta system. It is
all new to me. I setup the two Win2K server and the SQL. I am just now
learning the Axapta system.

I was slowly going through things this evening and found several things
that need resolving. First the consultent tried installing the object
server on a dedicated server. With the dedicated server, he was getting
the same error. After troubshooting with no sucess then tried to install
directly on the SQL server itself. The same problem was encountered.

I have tried different ways to connect to SQL so I don't think the
problem lies there. Today I examining the system and looking at the
Navision Axapta Server Manager I saw the following:

The Server Manager is Running

The Object Servers - Server name - Axapta is stopped.

If I try and start it, it just starts for a few moments then stops
again. Looking at settings, I see that it is using the original
configuration settings. I seem to remember the consutant having a
similar problem when it was on the dedicated server. I don't know if it
was resolved on that server.

I found the following in the Event View Application log after trying to
start the service:

Object Server Axapta: Login SQL execution error. Server cannot perform
setup and upgrade tasks. Please perform all setup and upgrade tasks
using 2-tier configuration.

Looking in the Navision Axapta Configuration Utility, I see that there
are two configurations listed under the Active Configuration. This leads
me to believe the consultant was trying differnt methods to get this
working. It was left on the 2TIER Active Configuration. I don't know if
this is necessary but the Navision Axapta Server Manager did not have a
2TIER Configuration. I tried exporting the settings from the
Configuration utility for 2TIER then creating a new Object Servers
configuration in the Server Manger. Then imported the settings. The
service still will not start.

After trying this, I recived the following in the Event Log Application log:

Object Server 2TIER: Failed to create file old\axapd.aoi. Error code was 3

and

Object Server 2TIER: Login SQL execution error. Server cannot perform
setup and upgrade tasks. Please perform all setup and upgrade tasks
using 2-tier configuration.

I also noticed througout the log this error:

Server Manager: Fatal socket error 10004 occured while receiving service
requests from clients.

Hope this info is useful. I am new to this. I appreciate any direction
you can assist with.

Thank You,

John Jakus

Carsten Horlacher wrote:
> The message you mentioned is only for inormation and it is not a real
> error message. How does your axapta configuration file exactly looks
> like? What database protocol are you running. Are you able to start the
> axapta client onto the database server? You are running Axapta in 2-Tier
> mode?
>
> Regards,
> Carsten
>
> "John Jakus" <John.Jakus.DieSpammerDie@Valence.com> schrieb im
> Newsbeitrag news:uY06wsK%23DHA.452@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
>
>>I have just setup a new SQL 2000 server (SP3a). We put it on a Windows
>>2000 Server with SP4. The server is not part of a domain nor does a
>>domain exist on the network. The server is setup for Mixed
>>authentication mode. I can setup connection with DSNs and they work
>>fine. I am try to get Axapta to communicate and it always gets the
>>following error:
>>
>>"The program is unable to load the execute the class
>>'SqlDatabaseInit', which is essential in order to identify the
>>database vendor, and load the appropriate SQL system variables.
>>
>>This can be caused by insufficient access rights to the SQL Database,
>>a missing corrupted applictation file, or syntax error(s) within the
>>class itself"
>>
>>I have tried using local machine authentication and SQL
>>authentication. Using Administrator account and sa account.
>>
>>No problems with any of the SQL utilities or DSNs.
>>
>>In the event log I am getting the following errors:
>>
>>SuperSocket info: (SpnRegister) : Error 1355.
>>http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;303411&Product=sql2k
>>
>>
>>SuperSocket info: ConnectionListen(Shared-Memory (LPC)) : Error 5.
>>
>>My machine is not part of a domain so is there a way to get rid of
>>these errors?
>>
>>Thank You for any information,
>>
>>John Jakus
>
>
>

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