I have insalled OCS Web Scheduler R2 in an OCS 2007 R2 lab. OCS is inthe following confguration:
Front End Server hosting web components server
Edge Server hosting all edge roles
SQLserver hosting OCS databases
I have installed Web Scheduler and activated, and I got a sucessfull activation. I have aso set the SMTP server using the vb script supplied with the application (have also tried setting manually - no difference). When I open the login page in a browser, I get the page but I can't login in. i know that cookies need to be enabled to login (so it states on the login page) but these are enabled however I still can't login. When I enter credentials and click login or press enter, I just get the forms based login re-appear empty, with no error. I've checked the logs and see nothing in the event log, while the IIS log adds 3 entries:
2009-11-05 16:07:56 ::1 POST /Conf/Int/Login.aspx ReturnUrl=%2fconf%2fint%2f
2009-11-05 16:07:56 ::1 GET /conf/int/Default.aspx - 80 - ::1 Mozilla/4.0+(compatible;+M
2009-11-05 16:07:56 ::1 GET /Conf/Int/Login.aspx ReturnUrl=%2fconf%2fint%2f
I thought a 200 was a success? I'm not able to login though.
I should add this is all on Windows 2008 x64 with SP2, and I have activated the Web Scheduler service with the correct account (the one that runs the LSGroupExpAppPool).
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by: tbennett35Posted on 2009-11-06 at 03:29:38ID: 25758217
I've got an update of sorts for this...
I have 3 environments for this: dev, pre-production, and production. My orignal problem appears in dev. Given my time restraints, I had to move it to pre production as it's a more live-like environment, and I thought that perhaps my issues were environmental. However the same issue has appeared in pre production too, with one more quirk, which is that for some reason the banner picture isn't showing, even though the site is in the local intranet zone, low security for the zone too.
In IIS (IIS 7 on Windows 2008) I had previously disabled SSL on Conf and Con/Int and Conf/Ext. Re-enabling SSL on these dirs allows me to login. I have successfully tested this in both environments, however the login banner still doesn't show in pre production. Now all I have to do is find out why it's not happy to use HTTP.