Interesting tech stuff I come across day-to-day. Mainly around Biztalk and .NET 3.0

I'm one among the Finalist in CSD competition

Tuesday, October 25, 2005

I'm so delighted to read this email saying I'm one among the 15 finalist going to attend Visual studio 2005, Sql Server 2005 and Biztalk Server 2006 Launch event in November.

Competition

Thanks everyone for supporting me in this project. Looking forward to see the event and other finalist. Good luck for everyone.

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Biztalk users and Groups

Wednesday, October 05, 2005

There is always a confusion in a real time production biztalk environment about the user rights. Most of the time when run ConfigFramework, btsdeploy, deployment wizard, accessing the admin tool. Do I need to be part of just "Biztalk Server Administrators" group, or do I need to be part of "SSO Administrators" as well to perform some task. The following link gives you all the required information

BTS users and Groups

Key point is:
*Ensure that the service account running the Enterprise Single Sign-On (SSO) service is a member of the SSO Administrators group on each computer.

*The administrator installing and configuring BizTalk Server must be a member of the following groups: SSO Administrators (only when configuring the master secret server); Windows administrator; SQL Server administrator; OLAP administrator.
*Running the admin stuff like BTSDeploy, deployment wizard and admin console requires only Biztalk Adminstrator group permission.

*The BizTalk Server Administrators group must be a member of the SSO Affiliate Administrators group account. The SSO Affiliate Administrators is a Domain Local group; all others are Global.

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