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FIM CA installation error - The wizard was interrupted
FIM CA installation error - The wizard was interrupted
- Hello,
i have followed the installation guide http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee534901(WS.10).aspx in point Installing Forefront Identity Manager - Certificate Management i run into a error message in step 10.
Error Message:
Installation Error: The wizard was interrupted before the Forefront Identity Manager Certificate Management could be completely installed.
Your system has not been modifiered. To complete the installation process at another time, please run setup again.
I have tried it more than once and run into this messages everytime.
What shale i do?
I have used a windows 2008 R2 Server as the QS-DC and windows 2008 R2 Server for the FIM CM, should i try windows 2008 Server insted of R2?
regards Joern
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- u might be missing IIS6 compatibility feature in the IIS role
- To help further, here is a table from an upcoming eBook I am working on titled "Deploying FIM 2010 Certificate Management with Thales-nCipher HSMs"
Table 1: Required IIS 7.0 Web Server Role Services
Role Service
Required Features
Common HTTP Features
§ Static Content
§ Default Document
§ Directory Browsing
§ HTTP Errors
§ HTTP Redirection
Application Development
§ ASP .NET
§ .NET Extensibility
§ ISAPI Extensions
§ ISAPI Filters
Health and Diagnostics
§ HTTP Logging
§ Request Monitor
Security
§ Windows Authentication
§ Request Filtering
Performance
§ Static Content Compression
§ Dynamic Content Compression
Table 2 Required IIS 7.0 Management Tools Role Services
Role Service
Required Features
IIS Management Console
§ None
IIS 6 Management Compatability
§ None
HTH,
Brian - you will also need "Anonymous Auth" if you want to enable kiosk mode
- That is correct, and some may even want Basic Authentication (especially when trying to troubleshoot Kerberos issues <G>)
Brian - This won't make setup fail, but it does cause other challenges if IIS7 Kernel Mode Authentication is enabled. I've had to disable it when using CM in the past.
CraigMartin – Oxford Computer Group – http://identitytrench.com
