CRM (3.0) is working fine...except that we cannot access the SYSTEM SETTINGS
(under Settings->Organization Settings->System Settings). We get a highly
descriptive "Error Has Occurred" msg. We suspect though it is permission
related somewhere even though we log on with a Domain Admin account who is
also the CRM admin.

Secondly, we cannot access SQL Report Service reports. The default set of
reports has been installed by CRM in the default directory. However, we get
a blank page when we access http://<servername>/reports and we get an error
when we try to access the reports section from within CRM.

There are quite a few posts on these issues but none that mirror (or fix)
this problem.

Any help would be appreciated!

RE: Cannot Access System Settings or Access Reports by TracyB

TracyB
Fri Apr 13 12:36:02 CDT 2007

I'm having this same issue with System Settings - were you able to resolve
the problem?
--
Tracy Bourgoine, IT Analyst


"Henricus" wrote:

> CRM (3.0) is working fine...except that we cannot access the SYSTEM SETTINGS
> (under Settings->Organization Settings->System Settings). We get a highly
> descriptive "Error Has Occurred" msg. We suspect though it is permission
> related somewhere even though we log on with a Domain Admin account who is
> also the CRM admin.
>
> Secondly, we cannot access SQL Report Service reports. The default set of
> reports has been installed by CRM in the default directory. However, we get
> a blank page when we access http://<servername>/reports and we get an error
> when we try to access the reports section from within CRM.
>
> There are quite a few posts on these issues but none that mirror (or fix)
> this problem.
>
> Any help would be appreciated!

RE: Cannot Access System Settings or Access Reports by Henricus

Henricus
Fri Apr 13 14:28:05 CDT 2007

No, unfortunately not. It is frustrating as h....

"TracyB" wrote:

> I'm having this same issue with System Settings - were you able to resolve
> the problem?
> --
> Tracy Bourgoine, IT Analyst
>
>
> "Henricus" wrote:
>
> > CRM (3.0) is working fine...except that we cannot access the SYSTEM SETTINGS
> > (under Settings->Organization Settings->System Settings). We get a highly
> > descriptive "Error Has Occurred" msg. We suspect though it is permission
> > related somewhere even though we log on with a Domain Admin account who is
> > also the CRM admin.
> >
> > Secondly, we cannot access SQL Report Service reports. The default set of
> > reports has been installed by CRM in the default directory. However, we get
> > a blank page when we access http://<servername>/reports and we get an error
> > when we try to access the reports section from within CRM.
> >
> > There are quite a few posts on these issues but none that mirror (or fix)
> > this problem.
> >
> > Any help would be appreciated!

RE: Cannot Access System Settings or Access Reports by RidhimaSood

RidhimaSood
Tue Apr 17 19:52:02 CDT 2007

hi Tracy

did you manage to fix this because we are getting the same error:(

"TracyB" wrote:

> I'm having this same issue with System Settings - were you able to resolve
> the problem?
> --
> Tracy Bourgoine, IT Analyst
>
>
> "Henricus" wrote:
>
> > CRM (3.0) is working fine...except that we cannot access the SYSTEM SETTINGS
> > (under Settings->Organization Settings->System Settings). We get a highly
> > descriptive "Error Has Occurred" msg. We suspect though it is permission
> > related somewhere even though we log on with a Domain Admin account who is
> > also the CRM admin.
> >
> > Secondly, we cannot access SQL Report Service reports. The default set of
> > reports has been installed by CRM in the default directory. However, we get
> > a blank page when we access http://<servername>/reports and we get an error
> > when we try to access the reports section from within CRM.
> >
> > There are quite a few posts on these issues but none that mirror (or fix)
> > this problem.
> >
> > Any help would be appreciated!

RE: Cannot Access System Settings or Access Reports by TracyB

TracyB
Wed Apr 18 06:18:04 CDT 2007

No luck - I ended up not immediately needing to access this area, but I'm
still looking for an answer....
--
Tracy Bourgoine, IT Analyst


"Ridhima Sood" wrote:

> hi Tracy
>
> did you manage to fix this because we are getting the same error:(
>
> "TracyB" wrote:
>
> > I'm having this same issue with System Settings - were you able to resolve
> > the problem?
> > --
> > Tracy Bourgoine, IT Analyst
> >
> >
> > "Henricus" wrote:
> >
> > > CRM (3.0) is working fine...except that we cannot access the SYSTEM SETTINGS
> > > (under Settings->Organization Settings->System Settings). We get a highly
> > > descriptive "Error Has Occurred" msg. We suspect though it is permission
> > > related somewhere even though we log on with a Domain Admin account who is
> > > also the CRM admin.
> > >
> > > Secondly, we cannot access SQL Report Service reports. The default set of
> > > reports has been installed by CRM in the default directory. However, we get
> > > a blank page when we access http://<servername>/reports and we get an error
> > > when we try to access the reports section from within CRM.
> > >
> > > There are quite a few posts on these issues but none that mirror (or fix)
> > > this problem.
> > >
> > > Any help would be appreciated!

RE: Cannot Access System Settings or Access Reports by Maiden

Maiden
Wed Apr 18 19:46:01 CDT 2007

hi Tracy

try restarting the sql reporting services...i had the same issue and doing
this fixed it.!

"TracyB" wrote:

> No luck - I ended up not immediately needing to access this area, but I'm
> still looking for an answer....
> --
> Tracy Bourgoine, IT Analyst
>
>
> "Ridhima Sood" wrote:
>
> > hi Tracy
> >
> > did you manage to fix this because we are getting the same error:(
> >
> > "TracyB" wrote:
> >
> > > I'm having this same issue with System Settings - were you able to resolve
> > > the problem?
> > > --
> > > Tracy Bourgoine, IT Analyst
> > >
> > >
> > > "Henricus" wrote:
> > >
> > > > CRM (3.0) is working fine...except that we cannot access the SYSTEM SETTINGS
> > > > (under Settings->Organization Settings->System Settings). We get a highly
> > > > descriptive "Error Has Occurred" msg. We suspect though it is permission
> > > > related somewhere even though we log on with a Domain Admin account who is
> > > > also the CRM admin.
> > > >
> > > > Secondly, we cannot access SQL Report Service reports. The default set of
> > > > reports has been installed by CRM in the default directory. However, we get
> > > > a blank page when we access http://<servername>/reports and we get an error
> > > > when we try to access the reports section from within CRM.
> > > >
> > > > There are quite a few posts on these issues but none that mirror (or fix)
> > > > this problem.
> > > >
> > > > Any help would be appreciated!

RE: Cannot Access System Settings or Access Reports by MutluErol

MutluErol
Wed May 16 08:34:02 CDT 2007

//Accessing CRM Reports, Report icon, Organisation settings Error//

SYMPTOMS:
When CRM reports don't work and you can't access the organisation settings
=> you get an error "Contact your system administrator". The reports Icon is
also missing from the Accounts entity

CAUSE: (I think)
If you donâ??t select the right settings of your Reporting service (http://
and account settings) during the CRM installation

RESOLUTION:
To resolve this problem, follow these steps:

- Uninstall the reporting service on your server
- Pop the CRM cd and choose the repair function.
- Choose the right settings during the crm install
- (If CRM have problem accessing the reporting services during install, you
might use http:\\ip address\reportserver instead of http:\\crm\reportserver
=> change this in regedit)
- Restart your server
- probleem should be solved

Mutlu Erol
Junior CRM Consultant
Netherlands, Oldenzaal
Switch Automatisering BV

"Henricus" wrote:

> CRM (3.0) is working fine...except that we cannot access the SYSTEM SETTINGS
> (under Settings->Organization Settings->System Settings). We get a highly
> descriptive "Error Has Occurred" msg. We suspect though it is permission
> related somewhere even though we log on with a Domain Admin account who is
> also the CRM admin.
>
> Secondly, we cannot access SQL Report Service reports. The default set of
> reports has been installed by CRM in the default directory. However, we get
> a blank page when we access http://<servername>/reports and we get an error
> when we try to access the reports section from within CRM.
>
> There are quite a few posts on these issues but none that mirror (or fix)
> this problem.
>
> Any help would be appreciated!