POS 2009 with SQL Server on Domain Controller

Oct 27, 2009 1 Replies

Hello,



In preparation for a POS 2009 installation, I have been doing some tests to make sure the product will work in our environment. I would like to have the primary POS database on our Small Business Server 2008 machine. I don't have a SBS machine available for testing, but I have been testing this with Windows Server 2008 configured as a domain controller.



So far, I've been having trouble setting up the database when the server is configured as a DC. I get the following error after waiting for a few minutes while the DB is set up: Failed to create database MSPOS. Error Details: Failed to create the windows users/groups or add the sql logins.



The database is still created, but it is not usable. If I try to connect to it from a client computer, I get the following error: An error occurred while attempting to create users and groups for Microsoft Dynamics POS. For technical information about this problem, click Details. (Details:) The creation of all Pos groups could not be completed



If the server is not configured as a DC, I have none of these problems. I suspect it is because, as a DC, the server has no local user database. Still, it seems like it should be able to create the appropriate domain groups.



Am I missing something? Will I be able to run the SQL Server instance on the same server as the primary domain controller? Would the problem be any different if I was trying it on an actual SBS installation?



Thanks,


Hi Matt, I am getting the same error. It stated in the get started guide the following:

If Microsoft Dynamics POS is installed on more than one computer using Windows Vista® or Windows Server® 2008, the LocalAccountTokenFilterPolicy must be turned off.

Needs registry update as per this article however tried with no success:

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We need to get some help from Microsoft as this is all fairly new...

If you have a solution please share it.

Thanks

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