User who is going to install CRM needs to be member of Administrator group on CRM server
Lets assume that this is considered by default. Next thing you need to have is same user set up as SQL SysAdmin. If this is done, this isn't all that needs to be done. There are more issues that pop-up during CRM installation.
microsoft.crm.setup.server.addaspnetserviceaccounttosqlaccessgroupaction failed. Access is denied
To reslove this issue user needs to be member of the following Acrive Directory groups:
- PrivUserGroup
- PrivReportingGroup
- ReportingGroup
- SQLAccessGroup
- UserGroup
One more thing which you need to point your attention to is type of permission user is granted through Active Directory which must be set up as Read/Write and must be applied to This object and all dependent obects.
And, here is a Microsoft's KB article which explains how to install CRM with minimum permissions. Article is written for CRM 4.0 but requirements are the same.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/946677
This blog goes through the major prerequisites you need to consider for a CRM 2011 installation.
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You also often need to talk to the IT department early to get the right privileges, this can be tricky when you say you need domain admin access for the CRM installation.
My thoughts exactly.
ReplyDeleteOften there seems to be a great need need to discuss and ecplain prerequsities for any Dynamics implementation.
Regardless of IT personel experience and how great they are in business, they often miss out one part of prerequisities - database requirement, or network security, or web services requirement.
There's a great site with everything you need to know about CRM Installation
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