- can't install crm on test server
- Posted by Gordon Summer on September 19th, 2005
I'm trying to set up a test environment for CRM, and i get the following
error when running setup:
"Microsoft Customer Relationship Management Server Setup Error:"
"Failed to install Microsoft Customer Relationship Management Server.
Failed to determine your account name.
Unspecified Error
(80004005)"
i'm doing the install on a windows 2000 server machine, that is part of a
domain of which i am a domain administrator.
Any ideas as to what's causing this error?
- Posted by bsmallwo@gmail.com on September 20th, 2005
At which point during the install do you get this?? Does it allow you
to get to the licinse input stage??
Cheers
Ben
- Posted by Dave Ireland on September 20th, 2005
ensure you can do an NSLOOKUP from each of your servers (AD,CRM,SQL,XCH) to
each other sucessfully.
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- Posted by Gordon Summer on September 20th, 2005
I get the error as soon as run setup.exe
it's the first thing that pops up
"bsmallwo@gmail.com" wrote:
- Posted by Gordon Summer on September 20th, 2005
I tried doing an nslookup between the machines, and they cannot see each other.
What does that mean?
How do i resolve this issue?
"Dave Ireland" wrote:
- Posted by Dave Ireland on September 21st, 2005
Hi Gordon;
The good news is that you have found the problem, the bad news is that it
means you have network configuration problems (likely DNS). I'm not a
network specialist by any stretch - do you have any resources internally
that can help you troubleshoot this? or maybe someone else from this NG has
some ideas?
Dave
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- Posted by Gordon Summer on September 21st, 2005
I solved the problem, i'm no network expert myself, but after that, i'm a
little bit closer.
The test server i have is part of test domain (domainX) the rest of the
network is on the primary company (domainY). i was logged in as an
administrator of domainX, but the machine i was setting up was using domainY
for it's dns server.
I set it to use dns server on domainX and everything worked.
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.
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