Unified Logon

[yroul]

Hi list,

We have implement the unified logon and all looks to be good, but if I check log files on Enterprise server where BSFN are mapped, we got this error message :

264/262 Thu Jan 26 11:23:02 2006 jdeksec.c863
SEC0000003 - Security Server returned eSecInvalidPassword for user YANNICKR for eSecValidate

264/262 Thu Jan 26 11:23:02 2006 JDB_CTL.C2885
JDB1100015 - Failed to complete Security check

264/262 Thu Jan 26 11:23:02 2006 cnvtchra.c231
PRT0000008 - Invalid Env handle

264/262 Thu Jan 26 11:23:02 2006 cnvtchra.c163
PRT0000004 - Invalid Env handle

And on user jde.log I saw :

919/915 Thu Jan 26 11:20:08 2006 newmda.cpp1044
The registry entries for jdeocx.ocx were removed successfully.

919/915 Thu Jan 26 11:20:14 2006 newmda.cpp982
The registry entries for jdeocx.ocx were created successfully.

919/915 Thu Jan 26 11:20:15 2006 jdb_ctl.c2630
Starting OneWorld

919/355 Thu Jan 26 11:20:53 2006 jdekinit.c684
KNT0000032 - InitEnv on server SPIAPPX3 failed

919/355 Thu Jan 26 11:20:53 2006 JDEOBJ.C1806
COB0000069 - jdeGetRemoteMsgHandle failed for SPIAPPX3

919/355 Thu Jan 26 11:20:53 2006 jdekinit.c684
KNT0000032 - InitEnv on server SPIAPPX3 failed

919/355 Thu Jan 26 11:20:53 2006 JDEOBJ.C258
COB0005000 - FAILOVER! All BSFNs mapped to SPIAPPX3 will now run on the LOCAL machine.


But we have no problem to log into JDE, except these weird messages. I have check into guide 'Setting up and Troubleshooting Unified Logon' and I have place a call to GSC.....but nothing, I wait for response.

Any Idea what may cause this problem?

Thanks

 

[ice_cube210]

Are your BSFNS mapped to run another logic server , or the same server that does your security authentication. If it is the former then check that your SecurityServer has an entry in the JDE.INI file on that logic server

 

[yroul]

I did not see any entry for that logic server. In which section I should add a line for that logic server?

Is it a problem if the SecurityServer and the UnifiedLogonServer was not the same?

Thanks for your response.

 

[ice_cube210]

Open the jde.ini of that logic server and in the security section look for the SecurityServer enrty

[SECURITY]
SecurityServer=<name of security server>

This value can ideally be any Enterprise Server that has a security kernel running to handle a user authentication request. It can be the same server also (avoids having to do an extra hop)

I am sorry I cant comment on the Unified Logon setup as I havent looked into it in detail

 

[Burke]

It does not specify that the security server and Unified logon server have to be the same but with my test I had to point the unified logon and security server to the same host.