I receive strange error: It seems, although I am logged in as System Accout that I cannot add web application using central administration web site, but I can add web app using OM, (http://geeksconnected.com/mohamed/Lists/Posts/Post.aspx?ID=8)
You must launch IE with "run as administrator".
Make sure the Central administration is in the "Intranet Zone"
Panjov,
This is a known limitation right now. You must be part of a domain.
We are currently investigating why this is and hopefully we will come up with a solution but for now, you need to be part of a domain.
However, one user John McConnon said he could create Web Applications without being part of a domain.
I don't know if he modified Central Admin to run with Basic Authentication to get it to work, you can try this.
you do not have to be in a domain. I just installed it on homevista.
Well using basic authentication I CAN create new web apps. I used port 801. Looks ok Jonas
/Jonas
Panjkov,
If you have UAC enabled make sure to launch IE with "run as administrator"
Already tried that.
Jonas Nilsson: Panjkov, If you have UAC enabled make sure to launch IE with "run as administrator" /Jonas
Thanks. That passes the "Works on my machine!" test.
No sucess for me. Still, I can use OM to create web app :)
What error do you get?
Can you post the relevant section from the WSS logs here and we can take a look.
The solution is really simple:
Just add your machine name to the Intranet zone of your IE and start IE with Administrator rights, it should work.
Best regards.ALThe Powerfull ChicoDotNet
I was having the same problem but solve it using this approach -- I changed the the web.config for the Central Admin site
from -- <identity impersonate="true" />
to -- <identity impersonate="false" />
and things starting working!!!! No sure if this is a good fix. But for now, I am good!!!
And Oh... I don't have a domain.
modifying the web.config also resolved the issue for me
dboy,
I would NOT run with this modification.
Your problem is that IE is not sending your credentials correctly. Make sure you are starting IE as administrator and that the CA page is in your intranet zone (look at the zone displayed in IE). Also make sure IE is set to support integrated login.