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The enterprise setup script creates local user CSETUser to run the app pools, then it sets to app pools to run under "${env:userdomain}\CSETUser". If the machine is not domain joined that is fine since it will return the machine name, but if it is domain joined this will not be a valid account. Maybe this ought to use env:computername.
edit: same goes for sqlcmd creating the login and role etc.
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I ran into this as well, had to edit the enterprise setup script. replaced "${env:userdomain}\CSETUser" with "computername\CSETUser" but "${env:computername}\CSETUser" would work for all installs. Great suggestion. I'm going to edit the script saved locally with that.
The enterprise setup script creates local user CSETUser to run the app pools, then it sets to app pools to run under "${env:userdomain}\CSETUser". If the machine is not domain joined that is fine since it will return the machine name, but if it is domain joined this will not be a valid account. Maybe this ought to use env:computername.
edit: same goes for sqlcmd creating the login and role etc.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: