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Mogge
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Mon Nov 07, 2005 5:51 pm Post subject:
Creation of a webportal fails |
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Hi!
I have to admit - I'm new to SharePoint Portal Server - and I'm sure that's
the main reason I'm asking this question.
I have installed SharePoint Portal Server on top of my SQL 2000 server (a
member server in a 2003 domain) and I'm reached the part where I have to
create a portal web. During the creation process it fails with the message:
"Portal can't be created. See detailed information in the log file." (freely
translated from Danish :-))
The log file reads:
Monday, 07 November 2005 15:06:33 Log file opened.
15:06:33 Starting portal creation for 'Intranet'.
15:06:34 Enter PortalInstaller.Install
15:06:34 Beginning Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Install.c installer
(Progress: 0)
15:06:34 Retrieving identity for application pool 'MSSharePointPortalAppPool'.
15:06:34 Application pool identity is 'Domain.Dk\Administrator'.
15:06:34 Application pool name is 'MSSharePointPortalAppPool'.
15:06:34 Site database server is 'GSSQL'.
15:06:34 Service database server is 'GSSQL'.
15:06:34 Unique database root name is 'Intranet1'.
15:06:34 Enter CreateTeamSite
15:06:34 Virtual server Uri is 'http://gssql/'
15:06:34 Creating SPGlobalAdmin object.
15:06:34 Opening virtual server.
15:06:34 Checking virtual server state.
15:06:34 Virtual server needs extend.
15:06:34 Extending virtual server 'http://gssql/' using existing AppPool
'MSSharePointPortalAppPool'...
15:06:36 Virtual server extended.
15:06:47 Enabling self-service site creation...
15:06:47 Self-service site creation enabled.
15:06:47 Exit CreateTeamSite
15:06:47 Enter CreatePortalSite
15:06:47 Looking up team site ID 'b45def86-e41e-4ded-8d11-bae35575eb5e' in
configuration database.
15:06:47 Updating site warning and maximum counts for portal site
database... (fd7e0eb5-db11-4511-90de-79d9d102d774)
15:06:47 Looking up virtual server ID 'ebc6bee0-0efd-4f6a-9e73-97b91b843e06'
in configuration database.
15:06:47 Creating profile database 'Intranet1_PROF' on server 'GSSQL'.
15:06:48 Adding portal writer database role.
15:06:48 Granting dbo access to profile database for user
'Domain.Dk\Administrator'.
15:06:48 Failed to create portal successfully Intranet
15:06:48 Begin rollback operation for portal 'Intranet'
15:06:48 Enter PortalInstaller.Rollback
15:06:48 Enter UnextendVirtualServer
15:06:48 Unextending virtual server 'http://gssql/'.
(ebc6bee0-0efd-4f6a-9e73-97b91b843e06)
15:06:49 Exit UnextendVirtualServer
15:06:49 Exit PortalInstaller.Rollback
15:06:49 Portal creation job exception. (status=PortalAdminJobStatusFailed)
System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: Windows NT user or group
'Domain.Dk\Administrator' not found. Check the name again. Windows NT user or
group 'Domain.Dk\Administrator' not found. Check the name again. at
Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Data.a.c(SqlCommand A_0, Boolean A_1) at
Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Data.a.c(SqlCommand A_0, Boolean A_1) at
Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Data.a.b(SqlCommand A_0) at
Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Data.a.b(SqlCommand A_0) at
Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Topology.Database.b(a A_0, String A_1, String
A_2) at Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Install.c.a(j A_0, Uri A_1, Guid A_2,
String A_3, DatabaseService A_4, String A_5, String A_6) at
Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Install.c.a(IDictionary A_0) at
System.Configuration.Install.Installer.Install(IDictionary stateSaver) at
System.Configuration.Install.TransactedInstaller.Install(IDictionary
savedState)
15:06:49 Failed to create portal successfully Intranet
15:06:49 Portal creation complete. (Status: PortalAdminJobStatusFailed)
Can anyone help me to move on from this point? I'm sure it's pretty easy -
and for what I read - something to do with rights in the SQL server but I'm
pretty low on facts on how to resolve it.
Please... :-)
Kind Regards
/Mogge |
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Brad Covelle
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Mon Nov 07, 2005 5:51 pm Post subject:
Re: Creation of a webportal fails |
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Looks like the user 'Domain.Dk\Administrator' needs the appropriate rights
in SQL to create a database. This user needs to have Security Admin rights
and DB Create rights in SQL Server.
--
Brad Covelle
NuSoft Solutions
bcovelle@nusoftsolutions.com
http://blogs.sagestone.net/bcovell
"Mogge" <Mogge@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:8E58681A-75D9-428A-9EB6-0F2FEE98B040@microsoft.com...
| Quote: | Hi!
I have to admit - I'm new to SharePoint Portal Server - and I'm sure
that's
the main reason I'm asking this question.
I have installed SharePoint Portal Server on top of my SQL 2000 server (a
member server in a 2003 domain) and I'm reached the part where I have to
create a portal web. During the creation process it fails with the
message:
"Portal can't be created. See detailed information in the log file."
(freely
translated from Danish :-))
The log file reads:
Monday, 07 November 2005 15:06:33 Log file opened.
15:06:33 Starting portal creation for 'Intranet'.
15:06:34 Enter PortalInstaller.Install
15:06:34 Beginning Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Install.c installer
(Progress: 0)
15:06:34 Retrieving identity for application pool
'MSSharePointPortalAppPool'.
15:06:34 Application pool identity is 'Domain.Dk\Administrator'.
15:06:34 Application pool name is 'MSSharePointPortalAppPool'.
15:06:34 Site database server is 'GSSQL'.
15:06:34 Service database server is 'GSSQL'.
15:06:34 Unique database root name is 'Intranet1'.
15:06:34 Enter CreateTeamSite
15:06:34 Virtual server Uri is 'http://gssql/'
15:06:34 Creating SPGlobalAdmin object.
15:06:34 Opening virtual server.
15:06:34 Checking virtual server state.
15:06:34 Virtual server needs extend.
15:06:34 Extending virtual server 'http://gssql/' using existing AppPool
'MSSharePointPortalAppPool'...
15:06:36 Virtual server extended.
15:06:47 Enabling self-service site creation...
15:06:47 Self-service site creation enabled.
15:06:47 Exit CreateTeamSite
15:06:47 Enter CreatePortalSite
15:06:47 Looking up team site ID 'b45def86-e41e-4ded-8d11-bae35575eb5e' in
configuration database.
15:06:47 Updating site warning and maximum counts for portal site
database... (fd7e0eb5-db11-4511-90de-79d9d102d774)
15:06:47 Looking up virtual server ID
'ebc6bee0-0efd-4f6a-9e73-97b91b843e06'
in configuration database.
15:06:47 Creating profile database 'Intranet1_PROF' on server 'GSSQL'.
15:06:48 Adding portal writer database role.
15:06:48 Granting dbo access to profile database for user
'Domain.Dk\Administrator'.
15:06:48 Failed to create portal successfully Intranet
15:06:48 Begin rollback operation for portal 'Intranet'
15:06:48 Enter PortalInstaller.Rollback
15:06:48 Enter UnextendVirtualServer
15:06:48 Unextending virtual server 'http://gssql/'.
(ebc6bee0-0efd-4f6a-9e73-97b91b843e06)
15:06:49 Exit UnextendVirtualServer
15:06:49 Exit PortalInstaller.Rollback
15:06:49 Portal creation job exception.
(status=PortalAdminJobStatusFailed)
System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: Windows NT user or group
'Domain.Dk\Administrator' not found. Check the name again. Windows NT user
or
group 'Domain.Dk\Administrator' not found. Check the name again. at
Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Data.a.c(SqlCommand A_0, Boolean A_1) at
Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Data.a.c(SqlCommand A_0, Boolean A_1) at
Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Data.a.b(SqlCommand A_0) at
Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Data.a.b(SqlCommand A_0) at
Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Topology.Database.b(a A_0, String A_1, String
A_2) at Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Install.c.a(j A_0, Uri A_1, Guid A_2,
String A_3, DatabaseService A_4, String A_5, String A_6) at
Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Install.c.a(IDictionary A_0) at
System.Configuration.Install.Installer.Install(IDictionary stateSaver) at
System.Configuration.Install.TransactedInstaller.Install(IDictionary
savedState)
15:06:49 Failed to create portal successfully Intranet
15:06:49 Portal creation complete. (Status: PortalAdminJobStatusFailed)
Can anyone help me to move on from this point? I'm sure it's pretty easy -
and for what I read - something to do with rights in the SQL server but
I'm
pretty low on facts on how to resolve it.
Please... :-)
Kind Regards
/Mogge |
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Mogge
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Tue Nov 08, 2005 9:51 am Post subject:
Re: Creation of a webportal fails |
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Hi Brad!
Thx for the answer - but the account allready has the requested rights.
"Security Administrators" and "Database Creators"...
More???
Kind Regards
Mogge
"Brad Covelle" wrote:
| Quote: | Looks like the user 'Domain.Dk\Administrator' needs the appropriate rights
in SQL to create a database. This user needs to have Security Admin rights
and DB Create rights in SQL Server.
--
Brad Covelle
NuSoft Solutions
bcovelle@nusoftsolutions.com
http://blogs.sagestone.net/bcovell
"Mogge" <Mogge@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:8E58681A-75D9-428A-9EB6-0F2FEE98B040@microsoft.com...
Hi!
I have to admit - I'm new to SharePoint Portal Server - and I'm sure
that's
the main reason I'm asking this question.
I have installed SharePoint Portal Server on top of my SQL 2000 server (a
member server in a 2003 domain) and I'm reached the part where I have to
create a portal web. During the creation process it fails with the
message:
"Portal can't be created. See detailed information in the log file."
(freely
translated from Danish :-))
The log file reads:
Monday, 07 November 2005 15:06:33 Log file opened.
15:06:33 Starting portal creation for 'Intranet'.
15:06:34 Enter PortalInstaller.Install
15:06:34 Beginning Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Install.c installer
(Progress: 0)
15:06:34 Retrieving identity for application pool
'MSSharePointPortalAppPool'.
15:06:34 Application pool identity is 'Domain.Dk\Administrator'.
15:06:34 Application pool name is 'MSSharePointPortalAppPool'.
15:06:34 Site database server is 'GSSQL'.
15:06:34 Service database server is 'GSSQL'.
15:06:34 Unique database root name is 'Intranet1'.
15:06:34 Enter CreateTeamSite
15:06:34 Virtual server Uri is 'http://gssql/'
15:06:34 Creating SPGlobalAdmin object.
15:06:34 Opening virtual server.
15:06:34 Checking virtual server state.
15:06:34 Virtual server needs extend.
15:06:34 Extending virtual server 'http://gssql/' using existing AppPool
'MSSharePointPortalAppPool'...
15:06:36 Virtual server extended.
15:06:47 Enabling self-service site creation...
15:06:47 Self-service site creation enabled.
15:06:47 Exit CreateTeamSite
15:06:47 Enter CreatePortalSite
15:06:47 Looking up team site ID 'b45def86-e41e-4ded-8d11-bae35575eb5e' in
configuration database.
15:06:47 Updating site warning and maximum counts for portal site
database... (fd7e0eb5-db11-4511-90de-79d9d102d774)
15:06:47 Looking up virtual server ID
'ebc6bee0-0efd-4f6a-9e73-97b91b843e06'
in configuration database.
15:06:47 Creating profile database 'Intranet1_PROF' on server 'GSSQL'.
15:06:48 Adding portal writer database role.
15:06:48 Granting dbo access to profile database for user
'Domain.Dk\Administrator'.
15:06:48 Failed to create portal successfully Intranet
15:06:48 Begin rollback operation for portal 'Intranet'
15:06:48 Enter PortalInstaller.Rollback
15:06:48 Enter UnextendVirtualServer
15:06:48 Unextending virtual server 'http://gssql/'.
(ebc6bee0-0efd-4f6a-9e73-97b91b843e06)
15:06:49 Exit UnextendVirtualServer
15:06:49 Exit PortalInstaller.Rollback
15:06:49 Portal creation job exception.
(status=PortalAdminJobStatusFailed)
System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: Windows NT user or group
'Domain.Dk\Administrator' not found. Check the name again. Windows NT user
or
group 'Domain.Dk\Administrator' not found. Check the name again. at
Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Data.a.c(SqlCommand A_0, Boolean A_1) at
Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Data.a.c(SqlCommand A_0, Boolean A_1) at
Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Data.a.b(SqlCommand A_0) at
Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Data.a.b(SqlCommand A_0) at
Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Topology.Database.b(a A_0, String A_1, String
A_2) at Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Install.c.a(j A_0, Uri A_1, Guid A_2,
String A_3, DatabaseService A_4, String A_5, String A_6) at
Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Install.c.a(IDictionary A_0) at
System.Configuration.Install.Installer.Install(IDictionary stateSaver) at
System.Configuration.Install.TransactedInstaller.Install(IDictionary
savedState)
15:06:49 Failed to create portal successfully Intranet
15:06:49 Portal creation complete. (Status: PortalAdminJobStatusFailed)
Can anyone help me to move on from this point? I'm sure it's pretty easy -
and for what I read - something to do with rights in the SQL server but
I'm
pretty low on facts on how to resolve it.
Please... :-)
Kind Regards
/Mogge
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Mogge
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Thu Nov 10, 2005 9:51 am Post subject:
Re: Creation of a webportal fails |
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Come on, friends....
I'm really in a bad situation here...
Isn't there any MVP's in this forum that can help me solve this problem???
/Mogge
"Mogge" wrote:
| Quote: | Hi Brad!
Thx for the answer - but the account allready has the requested rights.
"Security Administrators" and "Database Creators"...
More???
Kind Regards
Mogge
"Brad Covelle" wrote:
Looks like the user 'Domain.Dk\Administrator' needs the appropriate rights
in SQL to create a database. This user needs to have Security Admin rights
and DB Create rights in SQL Server.
--
Brad Covelle
NuSoft Solutions
bcovelle@nusoftsolutions.com
http://blogs.sagestone.net/bcovell
"Mogge" <Mogge@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:8E58681A-75D9-428A-9EB6-0F2FEE98B040@microsoft.com...
Hi!
I have to admit - I'm new to SharePoint Portal Server - and I'm sure
that's
the main reason I'm asking this question.
I have installed SharePoint Portal Server on top of my SQL 2000 server (a
member server in a 2003 domain) and I'm reached the part where I have to
create a portal web. During the creation process it fails with the
message:
"Portal can't be created. See detailed information in the log file."
(freely
translated from Danish :-))
The log file reads:
Monday, 07 November 2005 15:06:33 Log file opened.
15:06:33 Starting portal creation for 'Intranet'.
15:06:34 Enter PortalInstaller.Install
15:06:34 Beginning Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Install.c installer
(Progress: 0)
15:06:34 Retrieving identity for application pool
'MSSharePointPortalAppPool'.
15:06:34 Application pool identity is 'Domain.Dk\Administrator'.
15:06:34 Application pool name is 'MSSharePointPortalAppPool'.
15:06:34 Site database server is 'GSSQL'.
15:06:34 Service database server is 'GSSQL'.
15:06:34 Unique database root name is 'Intranet1'.
15:06:34 Enter CreateTeamSite
15:06:34 Virtual server Uri is 'http://gssql/'
15:06:34 Creating SPGlobalAdmin object.
15:06:34 Opening virtual server.
15:06:34 Checking virtual server state.
15:06:34 Virtual server needs extend.
15:06:34 Extending virtual server 'http://gssql/' using existing AppPool
'MSSharePointPortalAppPool'...
15:06:36 Virtual server extended.
15:06:47 Enabling self-service site creation...
15:06:47 Self-service site creation enabled.
15:06:47 Exit CreateTeamSite
15:06:47 Enter CreatePortalSite
15:06:47 Looking up team site ID 'b45def86-e41e-4ded-8d11-bae35575eb5e' in
configuration database.
15:06:47 Updating site warning and maximum counts for portal site
database... (fd7e0eb5-db11-4511-90de-79d9d102d774)
15:06:47 Looking up virtual server ID
'ebc6bee0-0efd-4f6a-9e73-97b91b843e06'
in configuration database.
15:06:47 Creating profile database 'Intranet1_PROF' on server 'GSSQL'.
15:06:48 Adding portal writer database role.
15:06:48 Granting dbo access to profile database for user
'Domain.Dk\Administrator'.
15:06:48 Failed to create portal successfully Intranet
15:06:48 Begin rollback operation for portal 'Intranet'
15:06:48 Enter PortalInstaller.Rollback
15:06:48 Enter UnextendVirtualServer
15:06:48 Unextending virtual server 'http://gssql/'.
(ebc6bee0-0efd-4f6a-9e73-97b91b843e06)
15:06:49 Exit UnextendVirtualServer
15:06:49 Exit PortalInstaller.Rollback
15:06:49 Portal creation job exception.
(status=PortalAdminJobStatusFailed)
System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: Windows NT user or group
'Domain.Dk\Administrator' not found. Check the name again. Windows NT user
or
group 'Domain.Dk\Administrator' not found. Check the name again. at
Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Data.a.c(SqlCommand A_0, Boolean A_1) at
Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Data.a.c(SqlCommand A_0, Boolean A_1) at
Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Data.a.b(SqlCommand A_0) at
Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Data.a.b(SqlCommand A_0) at
Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Topology.Database.b(a A_0, String A_1, String
A_2) at Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Install.c.a(j A_0, Uri A_1, Guid A_2,
String A_3, DatabaseService A_4, String A_5, String A_6) at
Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Install.c.a(IDictionary A_0) at
System.Configuration.Install.Installer.Install(IDictionary stateSaver) at
System.Configuration.Install.TransactedInstaller.Install(IDictionary
savedState)
15:06:49 Failed to create portal successfully Intranet
15:06:49 Portal creation complete. (Status: PortalAdminJobStatusFailed)
Can anyone help me to move on from this point? I'm sure it's pretty easy -
and for what I read - something to do with rights in the SQL server but
I'm
pretty low on facts on how to resolve it.
Please... :-)
Kind Regards
/Mogge
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colinb
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Thu Nov 10, 2005 1:50 pm Post subject:
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Mogge,
Its the format of your username thats the problem, you need to use the
NT domain name format not the Active Directory format.
Here's how it breaks down
This fails : 15:06:48 Granting dbo access to profile database for user
'Domain.Dk\Administrator'.
To do this two SQL statement will be run: sp_grantlogin and
sp_addrolemember
heres what BOL says about sp_grantlogin
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sp_grantlogin [@loginame =] 'login'
Arguments
[@loginame =] 'login'
Is the name of the Windows NT user or group to be added. The Windows NT
user or group must be qualified with a Windows NT domain name in the
form Domain\User, for example London\Joeb. login is sysname, with no
default.
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You can check this by loging into SQL with an account that is in the
sysadmin or securityadmin roles and execute this
exec sp_grantlogin 'Domain.Dk\Administrator'
that should fail
if you try this exec sp_grantlogin 'Domain\Administrator'
that should work.
If you check the properties of the AppPool identity the AD user select
dialog will enter the correct format.
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Mogge
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Thu Nov 10, 2005 1:50 pm Post subject:
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AT LAST!! A person who knows his SPS :-) The last 2 weeks I have been looking
for this...
I'm pretty sure that this is the reason, but - sorry - I don't know SPS weel
enough yet to know what you are talking 'bout... :-(
"If you check the properties of the AppPool identity the AD user select
dialog will enter the correct format."
How do I do that? Sorry again - I don't know what I'm talking 'bout... :-)
/Mogge
"colinb" wrote:
| Quote: | Mogge,
Its the format of your username thats the problem, you need to use the
NT domain name format not the Active Directory format.
Here's how it breaks down
This fails : 15:06:48 Granting dbo access to profile database for user
'Domain.Dk\Administrator'.
To do this two SQL statement will be run: sp_grantlogin and
sp_addrolemember
heres what BOL says about sp_grantlogin
--------------------------------
sp_grantlogin [@loginame =] 'login'
Arguments
[@loginame =] 'login'
Is the name of the Windows NT user or group to be added. The Windows NT
user or group must be qualified with a Windows NT domain name in the
form Domain\User, for example London\Joeb. login is sysname, with no
default.
--------------------------------
You can check this by loging into SQL with an account that is in the
sysadmin or securityadmin roles and execute this
exec sp_grantlogin 'Domain.Dk\Administrator'
that should fail
if you try this exec sp_grantlogin 'Domain\Administrator'
that should work.
If you check the properties of the AppPool identity the AD user select
dialog will enter the correct format.
Colin Byrne
Flexnet Consultants
Free Picture Library Flash Slideshow WebPart
http://www.flexnetconsult.co.uk/WebParts/WebParts.htm
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colinb
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Thu Nov 10, 2005 1:50 pm Post subject:
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Mogge,
Kind words but there are lots of people in these groups that know their
area of SPS a lot better than me, most of what I know comes from
working through the failures ;-).
Now in your case the Application Pool probably doesn't exist as the
install rollback would have cleaned it up.
But to check it bring up the IIS Manager snap-in got to Application
Pools and you should have one called CentralAdminPool
Right click, bring up its properties and go to the identity tab, this
is the identity that the setup program sets for you from the
information in the setup process.
This account is used to access SQL when creating databases etc.
Download yourself the SharePointAdmin guide it has a lot of information
on this
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=47405143-f586-4941-92f5-048bf00cf332&displaylang=en
| Quote: | From the admin guide on installation this is the section where it went
wrong |
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On the Installation Type and File Location page, do the following:
Click Install without database engine.
To specify a different file location, click Browse, and then specify a
location.
Note If the file locations you specified do not exist, you will be
prompted to create them. On the message that appears, click Yes to
create the location, or click No to choose another location.
Click Next.
Microsoft Office SharePoint Portal Server 2003 installs.
On the Microsoft Office SharePoint Portal Server 2003 page requesting
account information, do the following:
In the Account name box, type the user account name to be used for
administrative operations that create, modify, or grant access to the
configuration or portal site databases.
The account must be a member of the Power Users group on this server.
The account must have the Database Creators and Security Administrators
server roles on this SQL Server instance. In addition, the account must
be a domain account if you have more than one server in your
configuration.
Specifying an account that is a member of the local Administrators
group on the server on which you are installing SharePoint Portal
Server is not recommended.
Important The following user rights are granted automatically to this
account (the configuration database administration account) on the
local server: Replace a process level token, Adjust memory quotas for a
process, and Log on as a service. If you change this account by using
the Configure Server Farm Account Settings page, the rights are not
revoked automatically for the previous account. However, you can remove
these rights by using Local Security Settings. To open Local Security
Settings, click Start, point to Administrative Tools, and then click
Local Security Policy.
Type the account name in the format DOMAIN\user_name.
In the Password box, type the password for the account.
Click Next.
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So run the install again and on the page that asks for the
administrative account use the DOMAIN\user format.
Hope that gets you working.
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Mogge
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Thu Nov 10, 2005 1:50 pm Post subject:
Re: Creation of a webportal fails |
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Hi Colin
Just before I saw your note I found a way to solve the problem.
In the "Serverfarm account settings" I had given 'Domain.Dk\User' format for
the users to the configurations DB, the standard account for access and the
identity for programgroupe... after changing the specified users to the
'Domain\User' format I was able to create a web portal.
I thank you for your help - happy to have meet you - now we can get started
on our Intranet!!
Thx again!
/Mogge
"colinb" wrote:
| Quote: | Mogge,
Kind words but there are lots of people in these groups that know their
area of SPS a lot better than me, most of what I know comes from
working through the failures ;-).
Now in your case the Application Pool probably doesn't exist as the
install rollback would have cleaned it up.
But to check it bring up the IIS Manager snap-in got to Application
Pools and you should have one called CentralAdminPool
Right click, bring up its properties and go to the identity tab, this
is the identity that the setup program sets for you from the
information in the setup process.
This account is used to access SQL when creating databases etc.
Download yourself the SharePointAdmin guide it has a lot of information
on this
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=47405143-f586-4941-92f5-048bf00cf332&displaylang=en
From the admin guide on installation this is the section where it went
wrong
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On the Installation Type and File Location page, do the following:
Click Install without database engine.
To specify a different file location, click Browse, and then specify a
location.
Note If the file locations you specified do not exist, you will be
prompted to create them. On the message that appears, click Yes to
create the location, or click No to choose another location.
Click Next.
Microsoft Office SharePoint Portal Server 2003 installs.
On the Microsoft Office SharePoint Portal Server 2003 page requesting
account information, do the following:
In the Account name box, type the user account name to be used for
administrative operations that create, modify, or grant access to the
configuration or portal site databases.
The account must be a member of the Power Users group on this server.
The account must have the Database Creators and Security Administrators
server roles on this SQL Server instance. In addition, the account must
be a domain account if you have more than one server in your
configuration.
Specifying an account that is a member of the local Administrators
group on the server on which you are installing SharePoint Portal
Server is not recommended.
Important The following user rights are granted automatically to this
account (the configuration database administration account) on the
local server: Replace a process level token, Adjust memory quotas for a
process, and Log on as a service. If you change this account by using
the Configure Server Farm Account Settings page, the rights are not
revoked automatically for the previous account. However, you can remove
these rights by using Local Security Settings. To open Local Security
Settings, click Start, point to Administrative Tools, and then click
Local Security Policy.
Type the account name in the format DOMAIN\user_name.
In the Password box, type the password for the account.
Click Next.
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So run the install again and on the page that asks for the
administrative account use the DOMAIN\user format.
Hope that gets you working.
Colin Byrne
Flexnet Consultants
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