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Navision Attain 3.6: Windows Login seems to be no longer possible!

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Posted on by Raquel Pereira 75

We´re having problems logging in to Navision Attain 3.6. We used Navision until ca. 2 years ago and now only need occasional access to retrieve "old" data. When trying to log in with my Windows account as usual, I now get an error message saying that the system has not been set up to use Windows login. 

One hint from our platform expert is that there might have been a registration of the Navision Database in Active Directory with an old name which is no longer available. Anybody knows how to re-register the Navision system in Active Directory? Or another hint on how to solve this issue?

 

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    Roberto Stefanetti 12,998 on at

    hi,

    some info & checks

    Attain 360 with native database or on sql server ?

    have you a nav\sql db user ex: "super" user ?

    if you have, try lo login with this user instead of Windows user; after open Windows logins and check if Windows users are in table with format DOMAIN\user

    try to add a new Windows user (new Windows ID) and connect with this; try after to syncronize windows logins from  "Super" user.

    Check also:

    - "host" file on server > etc\host\ ip\nav server name

    -  nav server windows service (with regedit check if voices in the registry are rights)

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    Raquel Pereira 75 on at

    Hi Roberto,

    Thanks for your message! We are trying to follow your suggestion of creating a "super user" on the server.

    I didn´t understand what you meant with your last sentence "-  nav server windows service (with regedit check if voices in the registry are rights)”. Can you please elaborate on that? Which "voices" do you mean?

    Best Regards,

    Raquel Pereira

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