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Cannot start NAVServerInstance with new NAVApplicationDatabase

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I have created a new NAV database using New-NAVApplicationDatabase cmdlet and it was successful. I have then create a new NAVServerInstance using New-NAVServerInstance cmdlet and linked it to the database I created earlier. However when I try to start the server it fails to reach status 'Running'. I am guesing it could be a permission issue but I have not clue where to start looking.

Kindly help

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    Tech-Lucky Profile Picture
    1,288 Moderator on at

    Go to the SQL Server Management Studio Connect with the Database Server Instance and Goto the Security>> Logins >> NT AUTHORITY\NETWORK SERVICE Right Click on this and select Properties >>User Mapping >>Select the New Data Base as shown in the image : 

    MC.jpg

  • TirusGichu Profile Picture
    40 on at

    Hi Tech Lucky, I have done that but I still get the same issue

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    Tech-Lucky Profile Picture
    1,288 Moderator on at

    did you try to give the User as DB Creator and admin permissions as well from the Security>>users option in the Database?  like below :

    MC2.jpg

    if this also does not help you then you must view the event logs it will show you the exact issue.

    Please mark my answer Varified if it helps you

  • TirusGichu Profile Picture
    40 on at

    Still the same error. Below is my event log

    Screenshot-2023_2D00_04_2D00_26-140009.png

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    Tech-Lucky Profile Picture
    1,288 Moderator on at

    as per the event log, now you need to check whether the NAV Server Account is added in the Database Login with the above admin permissions.

    and please verify that in the Instance you have passed the correct SQL Instance Name and Database Name, these are the only things related to the permission error, and try restarting your SQL Server instance.

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    Saurav.Dhyani Profile Picture
    14,481 User Group Leader on at

    Hope this helps.

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