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    • August 29, 2006 at 10:09 PM #14195
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        Help!

        I hope someone can help me with this problem:

        BizTalk Server 2004 SP1 is installed on a Win 2003 Server SP1 and the SQL server 2000 SP4 is installed on another Win 2003 server SP1. While configuring the BizTalk server after running the setup I ran into this error:

        \”An error occurred while granting access to ‘Domain\\SSO_Administrator’ to the Single Sign-On database SSODB on the ‘machine name’ (Error code 0x8007000E).

        All the users accounts/services accounts and User groups are created on the domain following the Biztalk Server 2004 Installation Notes, and the user running the configuration wizard are a member of the Domain Users and is a local administrators on both the Biztalk server and the SQL server.

        Does anyone have any ideas?

        Thanks
        John

        • September 7, 2006 at 7:23 AM #15603
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            i know what is going wrong, do this….step

            Step: 1

             

            C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\DRIVERS\ETC\Hosts

             

            Add this content instead off 127.0.0.0 localhost

             

            <<IP ADDRESS>>  <<COMPUTER NAME>>  localhost

             

            Still you gt that error

             

            Step2:

             

            <<IP ADDRESS>> localhost

            Run the Config Wizard again and give IP Address radiobutton checed and give your System IP Address when the screen comes.

            This should work.

            Nar-

        • September 2, 2006 at 3:52 PM #14194
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            When I have seen this in the past it was always permission related. Check to make sure you have the correct permissions on the account running the configuration. See the help guide to get the exact permissions. The key if to make sure you are using a domain account and in the BizTalk Admin and ESS Groups.

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