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Accpac 5.5A Dashboard
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Jay Converse
Programmer
From another forum:
How to setup the dashboard is documented in Chapter 3 of the System Manager's Admin Guide. However I'm not sure what shape this is in in the beta. Below is a copy of what I think might be the relevant section. Might be a bit ugly:
Create a New Windows Account for Dashboard Application Pool
1. Create a new user, such as DASHBOARD, within the Computer
Management / Local Users and Groups.
This user should have sufficient rights to the Sage Accpac ERP
installation and data. The default location is C:\Program
Files\Sage Software\Sage Accpac.
This user also needs sufficient rights to read the registry on the
server. If you need to access resources across a network, for
example, or if your database resided on a different server, this
would be a domain user.
It is recommended for this user to have Administrative rights on
the server machine.
2. Make this user a member of the IIS_WPG group (the IIS worker
process group), as follows:
a. Go to Administrative Tools > Computer Management >
Local Users and Groups, and double?click on the Groups
folder.
b. Double?click on the IIS_WPG group.
c. Click Add to open the Select Users, Computers or Groups
screen.
d. Enter the user name or select the user from the list, then click
OK.
e. In the IIS_WPG Properties window, click Apply, and then
click OK.
Configure Application Pool Identity
You need to change the account under which the Dashboard
Application Pool runs, to use newly created account.
To configure application pool identity:
1. Open the Information Services Manager.
2. Click the server name, and then double?click on the Application
Pools folder.
3. In the list under Application Pools, right?click the Dashboard
entry, then click the Properties button (to open the Dashboard
Properties screen).
Setting Up Dashboard
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4. On the Identity tab of the Dashboard Properties screen, set the
following:
a. In the Application Pool Identity section, select the
“Configurable” option.
b. In the User Name and Password fields, enter the name and
password of your IIS Anonymous User. Make sure this user
is a member of the IIS_WPG group as described in “Create a
New Windows Account for Dashboard Application Pool.”
Dashboard
Properties
c. Click Apply, then click OK to save your settings.
5. Reset IIS.
Notes about configuring IIS on different Windows systems:
• Vista: Configuring IIS on Vista is similar to Windows 2003
Server except that the new Windows account should be added to
the IIS_IUSRS group.
• WinXP/W2000 Server: There is no need to create a new Windows
account. You can try to grant ASPNET account full access to
Sage Accpac ERP Shared Data directory, or simply add it to the
Administrators group. If it needs to access network resources, you should consider impersonation with a domain account.
How to setup the dashboard is documented in Chapter 3 of the System Manager's Admin Guide. However I'm not sure what shape this is in in the beta. Below is a copy of what I think might be the relevant section. Might be a bit ugly:
Create a New Windows Account for Dashboard Application Pool
1. Create a new user, such as DASHBOARD, within the Computer
Management / Local Users and Groups.
This user should have sufficient rights to the Sage Accpac ERP
installation and data. The default location is C:\Program
Files\Sage Software\Sage Accpac.
This user also needs sufficient rights to read the registry on the
server. If you need to access resources across a network, for
example, or if your database resided on a different server, this
would be a domain user.
It is recommended for this user to have Administrative rights on
the server machine.
2. Make this user a member of the IIS_WPG group (the IIS worker
process group), as follows:
a. Go to Administrative Tools > Computer Management >
Local Users and Groups, and double?click on the Groups
folder.
b. Double?click on the IIS_WPG group.
c. Click Add to open the Select Users, Computers or Groups
screen.
d. Enter the user name or select the user from the list, then click
OK.
e. In the IIS_WPG Properties window, click Apply, and then
click OK.
Configure Application Pool Identity
You need to change the account under which the Dashboard
Application Pool runs, to use newly created account.
To configure application pool identity:
1. Open the Information Services Manager.
2. Click the server name, and then double?click on the Application
Pools folder.
3. In the list under Application Pools, right?click the Dashboard
entry, then click the Properties button (to open the Dashboard
Properties screen).
Setting Up Dashboard
3–10 Sage Accpac System Manager
4. On the Identity tab of the Dashboard Properties screen, set the
following:
a. In the Application Pool Identity section, select the
“Configurable” option.
b. In the User Name and Password fields, enter the name and
password of your IIS Anonymous User. Make sure this user
is a member of the IIS_WPG group as described in “Create a
New Windows Account for Dashboard Application Pool.”
Dashboard
Properties
c. Click Apply, then click OK to save your settings.
5. Reset IIS.
Notes about configuring IIS on different Windows systems:
• Vista: Configuring IIS on Vista is similar to Windows 2003
Server except that the new Windows account should be added to
the IIS_IUSRS group.
• WinXP/W2000 Server: There is no need to create a new Windows
account. You can try to grant ASPNET account full access to
Sage Accpac ERP Shared Data directory, or simply add it to the
Administrators group. If it needs to access network resources, you should consider impersonation with a domain account.
There is a hotfix on the Accpac website that addresses this issue.
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Jay Converse
Programmer
Define "no access". What errors are you getting?
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Thanks Tuba2007
no access means when i give our useid and password it says "You do not have access permissions for this URL.
Your membership has been verified, but you do not have permissions to access the URL you requested. If you believe this message is in error please check your logon information OR you can update your account."
by the way we update but no use still the same message displaying in this site.
no access means when i give our useid and password it says "You do not have access permissions for this URL.
Your membership has been verified, but you do not have permissions to access the URL you requested. If you believe this message is in error please check your logon information OR you can update your account."
by the way we update but no use still the same message displaying in this site.
Jay Converse
Programmer
That means your Business partner has not been paying his annual dues, contact him and complain.
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