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FNMS Application Configuration issue

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Dear Team,

I am doing fresh FNMS 2020R2 installation. I have completed DB creation successfully & When am trying to run powershell to configure application server, getting below error.

 

Any one has any idea. 

 

TITLE: Connect to Server
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Cannot connect to fnmsdb.test.local.

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

The target principal name is incorrect. Cannot generate SSPI context. (Microsoft SQL Server, Error: 0)

For help, click: https://docs.microsoft.com/sql/relational-databases/errors-events/mssqlserver-0-database-engine-error

 

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None that I am aware of. I have seen this issue in a test environment a while ago. I once solved it by removing and re-joining the VM to the domain. But I think this was no permanent solution. I am really not sure what's the actual root cause for this error.

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mfranz
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Sound like some domain stuff. Is this machine part of a domain?

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Yes machine is part of domain. Do we require any specific setting on domain.

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None that I am aware of. I have seen this issue in a test environment a while ago. I once solved it by removing and re-joining the VM to the domain. But I think this was no permanent solution. I am really not sure what's the actual root cause for this error.

Softline Group is Europe's leading independent expert in Software Asset Management.
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Hey, Buddy

I have found the solution, I have removed not required SPN from server attribute in active directory

 

kclausen
Flexera Alumni

@durgeshsingh  - Yes, I agree with @mfranz .  If you Google your error message about SSPI Context, all of the articles indicate that this is a Kerberos authentication error.