I've read the various posts about authentication issues causing the
deployment manager to be empty; no licenses, or users.

Our CRM installation was running just fine until this morning it suddenly
returned authentication errors for all users. I've checked everything over
and NOTHING was changed on either the CRM box, or the off-box SQL Server.

If I login to the CRM box as my domain user account (admin on the CRM box) I
get an empty deployment manager. If I login as the local admin account (the
account used to install CRM), I get an error saying SQL Server is unavailable.

The SQL Server in question is on another box and is available. In fact, I
see active connections between the CRM box and the database.

Suggestions?

I checked the CRM database and the SystemUserLicenses table is empty, but I
think that's a red herring. The SystemUserBase table contains all the right
users, as expected.

David

RE: CRM licenses gone - deployment mgr empty? (not a repost) by DavidKeogh

DavidKeogh
Thu Nov 02 13:08:02 CST 2006

FYI, I was able to restore a week-old backup copy of the database and also
roll-back the server image from backup (the CRM server runs as as a virtual
machine). This worked fine, and CRM is now working. However I have
absolutely no idea what changed and why CRM broke. But the license manager
now shows my organization and users.


"David Keogh" wrote:

> I've read the various posts about authentication issues causing the
> deployment manager to be empty; no licenses, or users.
>
> Our CRM installation was running just fine until this morning it suddenly
> returned authentication errors for all users. I've checked everything over
> and NOTHING was changed on either the CRM box, or the off-box SQL Server.
>
> If I login to the CRM box as my domain user account (admin on the CRM box) I
> get an empty deployment manager. If I login as the local admin account (the
> account used to install CRM), I get an error saying SQL Server is unavailable.
>
> The SQL Server in question is on another box and is available. In fact, I
> see active connections between the CRM box and the database.
>
> Suggestions?
>
> I checked the CRM database and the SystemUserLicenses table is empty, but I
> think that's a red herring. The SystemUserBase table contains all the right
> users, as expected.
>
> David