I am trying to create an automatic mailbox from my application I am not passing any database parameter in enable-mailbox cmdlet but the mailboxes are getting created in a database which has been excluded from provisioning. The Mailbox Resources Management agent is enabled in my exchange server . I have tried doing the same in native where it works fine . Am i missing something?
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I am running into an issue with my deployment of SSRS RDL report files to my report server instance which is running on Azure.
The error I get when I deploy my reports is:
I have confirmed that I am able to access the report service URL from my web browser(it brings up the FTP-style directory listing of reports) but still receive this error.
This leads me to believe that I am unable to deploy to this server because of a permissions issue however I am unsure if I am able work around this as I tried going on the report server and creating permissions for my username but since the SSRS instance is not on my work server's domain(its hosted on azure) how would I go about creating permissions for my windows workstation user account(using my corporate domain) on the Azure SSRS instance?
This is quite frustrating as everytime I wish to deploy report changes I must manually copy the RDLs to the report server and upload them using the SSRS web interface one by one.
Any help with this issue would be greatly appreciated!
According to documentation you'll have to do the steps listed below. This is called the classic deployment model, but they recommend using the Resource Manager instead:
Quoted from here:
SQL Server Data Tools: Remote: On your local computer, create a Reporting Services project in SQL Server Data Tools that contains Reporting Services reports. Configure the project to connect to the web service URL.
Create a .VHD hard drive that contains reports and then upload and attach the drive.
Create a .VHD hard drive on your local computer that contains your reports.
Create and install a management certificate.
Upload the VHD file to Azure using the Add-AzureVHD cmdlet Create and upload a Windows Server VHD to Azure.
Attach the disk to the virtual machine.
Running a rather large network with an MDT deployment server. I currently have another person who works with me registered as a 'Enterprise Administrator'. Part of his job is imaging machines. Currently I have it set so that devices that need imaging are set as 'Pending' until allowed within Windows Deployment Services.
When the EAdmin tries to open the 'pending devices' tab of WDS, he gets an access is denied message.
How do I go about delegating permissions to use WDS to this user?
(Server 2012)
Solved.
Needed to add the user in to the LOCAL administrator's group for the deployment server.
hi I had my SharePoint project and when I tried to drag and drop
folders to Upload Multi files it doesn't dragged and no files uploaded
. when I checked the log file I had this message :
Application Server Administration job failed for service instance
Microsoft.Office.Server.Search.Administration.SearchServiceInstance.
Reason: The search application on server did not finish loading. View
the event logs on the affected server for more information.
Perhaps this will help:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2770732
"This is caused by insufficient permissions for the search service account on the SharePoint Server. Verify that no group policies have been set on the local user groups 'WSS_WPG' and 'WSS_ADMIN_WPG'"
I had this issue when changing the Search DB names and trying to bring the Search service out of suspended state.
Resolution: Ensure that your Search Server Service and your Search Host Controller Service are using the same service account
(Found in "Security > Configure Service Accounts")
I am implementing an SSRS project but I have issues with the deployment phase.
My requirements
Deploy the report to the reporting server
Allow Users to access the reports from a custom web application.
Users should access the reports with any browser
I don't have a sharepoint/Domain authentication so I am using a custom web app
My Challenges
After deploying the reports to the report server, If I try to access the Report Manager Url from my client system I receive an prompt requesting for the Windows Login Credentials of my Reporting Server.
I want disable this prompt.
Please I need your help.
Thanks
You need to edit the data source of that report (or of the shared data source if it uses one) and choose the option "Credentials stored securely in the report server", adding the credentials appropriate to the data source there.
The problem you're having is that the default data source authentication (as with SQL Server itself) is Windows integrated authentication, and that's why you're getting prompted for credentials from a browser connection.
See here for an overview on how to store credentials with the data source.
In your web application's web.config add identity impersonate="true" and SSRS 2012 does not use IIS.
I have an ASP.Net MVC3 application that has been running fine in the default Application Pool on my IIS 6 server.
I need to get it running under its own service account, so I created a new Application Pool and moved the application into it. With default settings the application continued to work fine.
I set a custom Identity on the application pool, and the application now just gives me the "Directory Listing Denied" error.
I tried switching the identity back to Network Service, and the application started working again.
What could be preventing the application from running with the custom Identity? It's like ASP.Net is not even starting up.
I've run aspnet_regiis -ga <domain\username> and added the account to the IIS_WPG group, so the identity account should have access to ASP.Net.
More Info
I've been doing some diagnostics with Process Monitor and it shows that aspnet_isapi.dll is not being loaded with the custom identity.
When the identity is "Network Service" I can see aspnet_isapi.dll being loaded followed by webengine4.dll. This happens immediately after the NTLM authentication occurs.
With the custom identity, the NTLM authentication happens and then the w3wp process just starts looking for the default files (Default.aspx, Default.htm, etc).
I've checked, and the account has access to the framework version folder where these DLLs are stored.
you need to give the user that you are specifying in the custom identity explicit read or read/write at the folder level of you application. Right click on the containing folder then "Properties" and add the user with the permissions required by the app to the security tab.
Turns out I needed a wildcard mapping to aspnet.isapi.dll, though I'm not sure why.
Without the custom identity the application works fine without a wildcard mapping. With the custom identity I need the mapping. On another server the custom identity work fine without a mapping. Weird.
Did you already check Directory browse settings?
http://www.iis.net/configreference/system.webserver/directorybrowse
Now that you are using a different user then the default one, make sure that you have set the Anonymous Authentication to use the app pool user. There could also be something related to what #Gabe Thorns mentioned, it might be an issue with wildcard mappings. If you do not have wildcard mappings set to run the asp process then it will try and look for files, avoiding asp processors.
Hope that helps.
Have you explicitly granted permissions to the application pool identity on the application folder?
The account should be something like IIS AppPool\MyAppPoolName
More info on this can be found here:
http://www.iis.net/learn/manage/configuring-security/application-pool-identities