[THIN] Re: MSAM question
- From: Adam.Baum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- To: thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 17 Nov 2004 14:12:15 -0700
The services use a domain account that is in the local admins group. I
don't have any GPOs in the lab so if there is a policy issue, it would have
to be what came out of the box. The install did modify the user account to
give it local "run as batch:, "logon locally", etc...typical stuff needed
for service accounts. I've verified that all licenses are installed and
activated. No errors in the event logs, just the response from MSAM listed
below.
adam
"Braebaum, Neil"
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Please respond to thin
Check on the service account used by the MSAM services - can't remember
what they are for, now - it's been a while.
I seem to remember that the account needs certain rights, which may well
be nullified by a domain policy granting rights to accounts.
Check the effective settings in your local security policy mmc on the
server in question.
Neil
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> Did all that..Didn't change anything. The server was already
> enabled in the Agent server tab. adam
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> Host.xps is the IIS mapping to host.dll, so you won't find
> the xps file on your server. Have you tried a reboot? I had
> a similar problem on a test system when I was doing the SP1
> install and it was resolved after the reboot. Alternatively,
> bring up the properties for the server farm in Access Manager
> and make sure your server is enabled on the Agent Servers tab.
>
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> All,
>
> I am attempting to use MSAM for the very first time.
> Installation was flawless. I followed all the steps, added
> service packs, created an access center, etc. The docs
> worked almost perfectly (minor differences between docs and
> actual installation). My problem is that I get the following
> error:
>
> ERROR - The requested page could not be generated. Please
> contact you system administrator. Error Description:
> MetaFrame Secure Acces Manager could not access the agent
> server. Confirm that the agent server is running.
>
>
> MSAM and the agent server are on the same box (it was the
> default install). The services are running and there are no
> errors in the event logs. I am in no way familiar with MSAM
> so I do not know where to start
> troubleshooting. When I connect to the access center, I see a
> different
> URL appear in my address bar that looks as if MSAM is
> directing me to the CDS subdirectory of the website and a
> file that does not exist (host.xps). Is this file dynamically
> created when someone logs on?
>
> adam
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