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Enterprise Manager and domain membership
Right now, my BEM and VBR are both members of a domain. As the first part of securing them, I tried removing the BEM from the domain. I confirmed that all services were running, and none of them we running as domain accounts. "BUILTIN\Administrators" and "[SERVER]\Administrator" are listed in Roles as Portal Administrators. However, once I removed the BEM from the domain, I was unable to log in to the web portal as any local user - not even the local administrator. I tried using just the username as well as [SERVER]\Administrator. I seem to recall hearing something about the BEM & VBR have to either both or neither be members of a domain (as opposed to one on and one off) but I can't locate that anywhere to confirm it. Is that true? And, if not, can anyone suggest what I might be missing?
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Re: Enterprise Manager and domain membership
Hi David,
I'm not aware of any specifics on Domain membership parity between Enterprise Manager and Veeam Backup Servers as a requirement; I would advise reproduce the issue and collect logs from Enterprise Manager then open a Support Case and let Veeam Support check the login issues and configuration.
Please share your case number here once the case is created, thanks!
I'm not aware of any specifics on Domain membership parity between Enterprise Manager and Veeam Backup Servers as a requirement; I would advise reproduce the issue and collect logs from Enterprise Manager then open a Support Case and let Veeam Support check the login issues and configuration.
Please share your case number here once the case is created, thanks!
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Re: Enterprise Manager and domain membership
Hi David,
I didn't think there was and I can't see why there would be, but a support engineer said that to me once (while working an unrelated issue) so I thought I'd follow up to be certain. I've opened Case #07313647 and uploaded my logs. Thanks!
I didn't think there was and I can't see why there would be, but a support engineer said that to me once (while working an unrelated issue) so I thought I'd follow up to be certain. I've opened Case #07313647 and uploaded my logs. Thanks!
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Re: Enterprise Manager and domain membership
Veeam support identified the problem. There was a reg key at HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Veeam\Veeam Backup Reporting that still identified that machine by its FQDN. Once I changed that to just the machine name (and rebooted), everything worked as it should.
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Re: Enterprise Manager and domain membership
Thanks for sharing the resolution David, and glad to hear it was that simple 

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