Re: create a portal fails????
From: Edward Lee (elee_at_ulgm.org)
Date: 11/10/04
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Date: Tue, 9 Nov 2004 21:22:12 -0600
Deyra posted the following just a few threads down:
Make sure that in your SQL box --> in the enterprise manager - look under
the Security --> Logins and make sure that you have your Sharepoint account
added to the security Logins
as (minimum)
Security Administrator
Table Creator
and that account has acess to all of the Databases for sharepoint.
-- Edward Lee Microsoft MVP - Sharepoint Portal Server "Russell" <Russell@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:FE91A0E1-63FE-432D-96D2-A11F8996786C@microsoft.com... > Hi Edward, > note: if I refer to administrator I am referring to > testcompany.local\administrator. > I have tried testcompany\administrator without the local but I get the > same > error. I don't know whether the domain administrator is a member of the > power > users of the local machine but it will be a member of the local > administrators therefore having more rights than the power users. One > thing I > am not sure about is the sql stuff. I am not up on it. I have installed it > and then applied service pack 3. I have checked that administrator is a > member of setup group in sql and then I decided to add administrator to > every > group in sql to make sure I would have all the rights. I feel that I have > the > correct rights. can I check this someway on sql. > after checking on the net I can see lots of people in the same position as > me why is this so common? > regards > Russ > > "Edward Lee" wrote: > >> Is testcompany.local\administrator configured to have Security >> Administrators and Database Creators roles on the SQL Server? Is >> testcompany.local\administrator a member of the Power Users group? Try >> entering testcompany\administrator without ".local" >> >> -- >> Edward Lee >> Microsoft MVP - Sharepoint Portal Server >> >> >> "Russell" <Russell@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:C29299F5-5C60-47B7-BCFF-00D04D17BD47@microsoft.com... >> > Hi I have a test machine with sql 2000 installed with sp3 and >> > sharepoint >> > server 2003 installed. I can not create a portal. I have added the log >> > for >> > you to view. what is going wrong. >> > >> > Monday, 08 November 2004 23:53:01 Log file opened. >> > 23:53:01 Starting portal creation for 'russ'. >> > 23:53:02 Enter PortalInstaller.Install >> > 23:53:02 Beginning Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Install.c installer >> > (Progress: 0) >> > 23:53:03 Retrieving identity for application pool >> > 'MSSharePointPortalAppPool'. >> > 23:53:03 Application pool identity is >> > 'testcompany.local\administrator'. >> > 23:53:03 Application pool name is 'MSSharePointPortalAppPool'. >> > 23:53:03 Site database server is 'TESTCOMPANYSP'. >> > 23:53:03 Service database server is 'TESTCOMPANYSP'. >> > 23:53:03 Unique database root name is 'russ1'. >> > 23:53:03 Enter CreateTeamSite >> > 23:53:03 Virtual server Uri is 'http://testcompanysp/' >> > 23:53:03 Creating SPGlobalAdmin object. >> > 23:53:03 Opening virtual server. >> > 23:53:03 Checking virtual server state. >> > 23:53:03 Virtual server needs extend. >> > 23:53:03 Extending virtual server 'http://testcompanysp/' using >> > existing >> > AppPool 'MSSharePointPortalAppPool'... >> > 23:53:04 Virtual server extended. >> > 23:53:04 Creating quota template for personal sites... >> > 23:53:05 Quota template for personal sites created. >> > 23:53:36 Enabling self-service site creation... >> > 23:53:36 Self-service site creation enabled. >> > 23:53:36 Exit CreateTeamSite >> > 23:53:36 Enter CreatePortalSite >> > 23:53:36 Looking up team site ID 'e00682f9-a5cb-448b-85ba-4be45b375e37' >> > in >> > configuration database. >> > 23:53:36 Updating site warning and maximum counts for portal site >> > database... (58ad07ab-cd96-4043-a24f-7ae405a8ac09) >> > 23:53:36 Looking up virtual server ID >> > 'ede04648-f6f9-4dd8-994c-bd84db7dab50' >> > in configuration database. >> > 23:53:36 Creating profile database 'russ1_PROF' on server >> > 'TESTCOMPANYSP'. >> > 23:53:37 Adding portal writer database role. >> > 23:53:37 Granting dbo access to profile database for user >> > 'testcompany.local\administrator'. >> > 23:53:37 Failed to create portal successfully russ >> > 23:53:37 Begin rollback operation for portal 'russ' >> > 23:53:37 Enter PortalInstaller.Rollback >> > 23:53:38 Enter UnextendVirtualServer >> > 23:53:38 Unextending virtual server 'http://testcompanysp/'. >> > (ede04648-f6f9-4dd8-994c-bd84db7dab50) >> > 23:53:39 Exit UnextendVirtualServer >> > 23:53:39 Exit PortalInstaller.Rollback >> > 23:53:39 Portal creation job exception. >> > (status=PortalAdminJobStatusFailed) >> > System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: Windows NT user or group >> > 'testcompany.local\administrator' not found. Check the name again. >> > Windows >> > NT >> > user or group 'testcompany.local\administrator' not found. Check the >> > name >> > again. at Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Data.a.c(SqlCommand A_0, Boolean >> > A_1) >> > at Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Data.a.c(SqlCommand A_0, Boolean A_1) at >> > Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Data.a.b(SqlCommand A_0) at >> > Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Data.a.b(SqlCommand A_0) at >> > Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Topology.Database.b(a A_0, String A_1, >> > String >> > A_2) at Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Install.c.a(j A_0, Uri A_1, Guid >> > A_2, >> > String A_3, DatabaseService A_4, String A_5, String A_6) at >> > Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Install.c.a(IDictionary A_0) at >> > System.Configuration.Install.Installer.Install(IDictionary stateSaver) >> > at >> > System.Configuration.Install.TransactedInstaller.Install(IDictionary >> > savedState) >> > 23:53:39 Failed to create portal successfully russ >> > 23:53:39 Portal creation complete. (Status: PortalAdminJobStatusFailed) >> > >> > >> > I have checked everything I can think of I have access to everything >> > (administrator) >> > >> > please help >> > Russ >> >> >>
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