Hello everyone,
in the last few days I've been installing a testing environment in order to evaluate MSCRM. Now there is a DC running a DNS server and an App Server running Exchange, MS-SQL and MS-CRM. Third is a client with Outlook which tries to connect to the CRM server.
After having serious problems doing the install I've finally made it to get all necessary components. After configuring CRM for Outlook it connected successfully one single time. Only few seconds later connection broke and I could not reastablish it.
In the following I figured out that each time I start Outlook the IIS breaks and must be reset by running "iisreset" from command line.
If accessed via browser the CRM returns the web-based interface until Outlook is started on the client. After that requests to
https://CRMSERVERHOSTNAME/ return an error page. Translated from German and in a short form it reads:
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Server error in application /.
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Exception details: System.Security.SecurityException: The requested Registry access is not allowed.
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Stack monitor:
[Security Exception: The requested Registry access is not allowed.]
Microsoft.Win32.RegistryKey.OpenSubKey(String name, Boolean writeable) +10417239
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Version information: Microsoft .NET version: 2.0.50727.3074; APS.NET version: 2.0.50727.3074
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I apologize for any differences to the orginal text as this is retranslated from the German version of MSCRM.
Because CRM for Outlook is the main component of the CRM solution as seen by clients CRM is nearly unusable in this state. Please help solving this issue.
Annonation: Any modifications done the default installation of the software products listed above are entries in the mandatory fields during the setup and the creation of two users with Exchange access through outlook. Shouldn't MSCRM work out of the box with actually no modifications?
Kind regards
Daniel Böhmer
klopfer datennetzwerk gmbh, Germany
