Configuration
Error - IP Address Mismatch
Log on to the server and open regedit and the CRM settings
Change the key value "IPAddressChecking" to be N
IIS needs to be reset for the change to take effect
If you install SQL Express the system will setup a default sa password as
SageCRMv71
Ref: https://community.sagecrm.com/user_community/f/84/p/6017/22204.aspx#22204
To expose emailtemplates to CRM run the following update in SQL
update Custom_Tables set Bord_Hidden=null where Bord_Name='EmailTemplates'
and then reload metadata (or restart IIS)
HTTP 403.14 Forbidden Error
This can happen in CRM with development of custom pages especially when changing from admin mode to Normal user mode
A work around to top this happening is to create a default page in the "CRM/custompages" folder
This page redirects the user to some location (our example goes to action 183.
var newUrl=CRM.Url(183); Response.Redirect(newUrl);
Within IIS you have to add your file name as a default document at the custompages folder level
Ref: https://support.na.sage.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=39716&sliceId=1
Description
How to configure CRM 7.2 for IIS Auto Login Resolution
Open the IIS Manager Click on the CRM site Click Basic Settings Set the Connect As setting to 'Application User (Pass-through Authentication)' Click on the CRM site Open the Authentication inteface Enable Anonymous and Windows Authentication (**** in fact this is wrong according to https://community.sagecrm.com/knowledgebase/w/onpremisekba/760.536-17048-http-401-5-using-iis-autologin.aspx -see below) Select Anonymous Authentication and click Edit Set the Anonymous Authentication to use the Application Pool Identity Open Internet Explorer and log in to CRM Setup all your user accounts so that the usernames matches the usernames Active Directory Click Administration, Users, User Configuration Click Change Set IIS Auto Login to Yes Set the Default Domain for IIS Auto Login to match your Windows Domain Open SQL Management Studio Click New Query use [CRM Databasename] go update users set user_password = NULL Do an IISReset Open Internet Explorer Go to Internet Options Add the CRM site to Trusted Sites Click the Custom Level option under Security Under User Authentication, set the option to 'Automatic Logon with Current Username and Password' Repeat step 19-23 on all workstations
Summary:
A login prompt may appear when logging into CRM using IIS autologin. On entering a username and password, a 401.5 (Unauthorized) error page may appear.
Resolution:
This issue may be caused by having Anonymous authentication enabled on the CRM virtual directory in IIS. When using IIS autologin, only Windows authentication should be enabled.
More information:
The following may assist in troubleshooting IIS autologin cases:
On the client machine, open a command prompt and run the "whoami" command. This will return the domain\username you should be using in CRM. The domain goes in the Default Domain for IIS login field in Administration -> Users -> User Configuration. The username should match a user logon in CRM. Enabling the full CRM sql logs may be useful, as the username being used by CRM will appear in the logs. IIS Failed Request tracing can be used to identify the source of HTTP error codes (401, 404, 403 etc) returned from IIS. More information is available here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/942078
