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Rep Power: 7  | Telephony Manager 3.2 - strange install issue Installed a clean version of TM 3.2 on Server 2003. Install runs fine. Authenticating users to the domain first then local server admins. The problem I am having is with the web client. If I do not have an authorized domain user logged in to the SERVER, the WEB CLIENT will not allow an authorized domain user to log in. Without a user logged in to the SERVER, I am able to log in to the WEB CLIENT using the server local admin but the web client gives me a "page cannot be found" in the navigation bar on the left side. Once I log in to the server as either a local admin or an authorized domain user, all runs fine. Appreciate any suggestions. | ||||||||
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| Senior Member  WhereWolf is sober (maybe....)
Location: Oregon Rep Power: 6 Gender:  Country:  | Quote from the install book: Telephony Manager Windows and Web client require that an administrator account is logged onto the server at all times, because the server uses the identity of the logged-in user for access. To allow Telephony Manager 3.2 client access without logging in to the server at all times, see Procedure 90 “Allowing Telephony Manager 3.2 client access without constant server log on (optional)” (page 326) for Windows 2000 Server and Windows Server 2003 Then: Procedure 90 Allowing Telephony Manager 3.2 client access without constant server log on (optional) Step Action 1 Log on to the Windows server. 2 Go to Start > Programs > Administrative Tools > Component Services. 3 From the Component Services window, expand Computers > My Computer > COM+ Applications. 4 Select Telephony Manager 3.2 Application, and open the Properties window. 5 Select the Identity tab and click on the This User radio button. 6 Enter the local administrator account and password. 7 Click OK. ATTENTION This procedure works for all applications except DECT. Hope this helps... Wherewolf | ||||||||
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