I am trying to set up my SQL Server Reporting Server 2016 to accept Auth0 authentication. I can not find any links with this information. Could anyone point me in the right direction for finding information on how this is done.
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I am trying to configure BTS 2016 3.12.774.0 against SQL Server v 17.9.1. They are running on separate servers running Windows server 2016 64 bit OS.
The Enterprise Single Sign On database (SSODB) and the Business Rules Engine DB (BizTalkRuleEngineDB) get created but only to BRE is configured when I go into Biztalk Config.
I have had the servers rebooted but no change.
The Ent SSO Service does not exist in Services
User doing the install is in groups Biztalk Server Admin, Application Users, Server Operators and SSO Admin, Affiliate Admin all at the domain level.
Names of both servers are 13 characters.
Not sure what to look for in the configuration logs. I have searched for the words Error, Fail, Exception but there are none.
A new attempt to configure gave the following error:
Microsoft BizTalk Server Configuration Wizard ------------------------------ Failed to create the SQL database 'SSODB' on SQL Server 'servername10' (with SSO Administrator account 'SSO Administrators'). (SSO) For help, click: go.microsoft.com/fwlink/… ------------------------------ ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: (0xC0002A21) An error occurred while attempting to access the SSO database. (SSO) For help, click: go.microsoft.com/fwlink/… ------------------------------ An error occurred while attempting to access the SSO database. See the event log (on computer 'servername10') for more details. (SSO)
There is no SQL Server v 17.9.1. That version number is one for SSMS.
BizTalk Server 2016 does not support SQL Server 2017. Hardware and Software Requirements for BizTalk Server 2016
Please post the error text, either from the little red X or the error log. There will always be an error. BT Config will never silently fail.
I've created a SQL Server Express instance and setup a Data Gateway within powerapps.
The Gateway appears properly in the SQL Server dialog window, but when I add the credentials it pauses for a minute then returns a DMTS_EncryptClusterCredentialsErrorCode error message.
After looking at this with a Server Admin for ~1 hour we were unable to figure out what the issue is. We have TCP/IP enabled and are able to connect to the Database in question properly from our desktops, so it shouldn't be an issue with the db setup.
Anyone have experience with connecting SQL Server 2017 Express to Powerapps or know anything about this error message?
I ended up submitting a ticket to MS regarding this issue and after working with the rep for a while, it came down to toggling the https switch.
Hope this saves someone the hassle of going through MS support.
Is it possible to create link server in SQL Server 2008 for Teradata using Windows authentication? Couldn't find any information about that. All examples in google use already specified user for connect.
Thanks.
I recently did a backup/restore of some catalogs from one server to another. Both servers are still up. User access to the servers is controlled via Active Directory and server roles. On the old server, there is no issue with continued user access. On the new server, however, we get log on errors. As near as I can tell (I may not have total access), the group set-up are the same on both servers. Where can I look for differences?
Databases: SQL Server 2012 11.0.3000
OS: Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise SP 1
Testing: access was tested through Access (used only for the UI) and Excel connecting to SQL Server.
User accounts: Access is done through a domain lookup, not a local account.
My hope for an answer is some direction in investigation. I am not a DBA. support process is moving too slow. It is a production issue so I am hoping to get a resolution quickly.
Michael
What I found out was that the ad group must be in both the server security group as well as the catalog security. for the affected ad group, it was only in the catalog security group, not the server. thanks.
I have a requirement to change the service logon accounts for the SQL server 2008 services through script. I know we can do this manaually using Sql Server Configuration Manager. But i couldnt find a script for achieving this.
Found via Google ("change sql 2008 service account programatically"), modifies the account using WMI:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/mwories/archive/2006/11/03/wmi_5f00_change_5f00_password.aspx