Hi guys. I uses Windows authorization on WinccOA 3.15 on ULC UX.
I have over 50.000 domain groups.
when a user logs on to the system, a large amount of time passes before the user is identified by groups
And This operation is performed every time a domain user logs on
I wrote to config checkADinterval = 0, but if i restart project, domain groups will be update again about 40 hours. At this time, all users group are empty
If you log on again, operation will be repeated.
How i can use domain with so many groups?
Slow domain
- senchenkov_n
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Re: Slow domain
When i use autostart, domain name in system dp was "NT", when i start project manually it dp was "mydomain"
Why system incorrectly identifies domain from account, who start pmon?
Why system incorrectly identifies domain from account, who start pmon?
- leoknipp
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Re: Slow domain
Can you please specify what is meant with "autostart"?
Is it starting the project via a Windows service?
If you are using the Windows service please check the account settings for the user starting the service.
Please note that you have to use a real user account and not one of the system accounts.
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Leopold Knipp
Senior Support Specialist
Is it starting the project via a Windows service?
If you are using the Windows service please check the account settings for the user starting the service.
Please note that you have to use a real user account and not one of the system accounts.
Best Regards
Leopold Knipp
Senior Support Specialist
- senchenkov_n
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Re: Slow domain
Yes, i use start as windows service with delayed start, because automatic start not worked.
- senchenkov_n
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Re: Slow domain
Start as Windows Service from domain user account can resolve incorrect domain problem. But what about update domain groups if checkADinterval=0?
- senchenkov_n
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Re: Slow domain
At help for wincc 3.15 says "use local service account for start as windows service"
No information about domain account :dry:
No information about domain account :dry:
- leoknipp
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Re: Slow domain
Where did you find this information?
When looking at Installation --> Windows --> WinCC OA as service you can find the following information:
When using the pmon as a service it is to consider that only a defined user shall be used to start the service. The local system account must not be used due to the fact that access and permission problems might occur.
Best Regards
Leopold Knipp
Senior Support Specialist
When looking at Installation --> Windows --> WinCC OA as service you can find the following information:
When using the pmon as a service it is to consider that only a defined user shall be used to start the service. The local system account must not be used due to the fact that access and permission problems might occur.
Best Regards
Leopold Knipp
Senior Support Specialist
- senchenkov_n
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Re: Slow domain
I use russian help:
Sorry for my bad english, i try translate it:????????????? ?????? ????? ???????, ??? ?????? ???????????? ?? ????? ????????? ??????? ??????. ?? ????????? ?????? ??????????? ? ??????? ??????? Local System. ?????? ????? ???????????? ????????? ? ?????? -install.
???????:
-user NetworkService -install
?????? ??????? ?????? Network Service Account.
-user LocalService -install
?????? ??????? ?????? Local Service Account.
At russian help no recomendation about real user account... :SSets the service in such a way that the launch is performed on behalf of the specified account. By default, the service starts with the Local System account. This option is used in conjunction with the -install option.
Examples:
-user NetworkService -install
Specifies the Network Service Account.
-user LocalService -install
Specifies the Local Service Account.
- leoknipp
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Re: Slow domain
Then the russian documentation seems to be wrong. As I cannot read russian textes I cannot check if it is maybe already corrected in a newer version.
Please use the english one and change the service settings.
The config entry for the update of the user information is checkADAuthIntervall.
In your posting you have mentioned another one named checkADinterval.
Which entry are you using?
Best Regards
Leopold Knipp
Senior Support Specialist
Please use the english one and change the service settings.
The config entry for the update of the user information is checkADAuthIntervall.
In your posting you have mentioned another one named checkADinterval.
Which entry are you using?
Best Regards
Leopold Knipp
Senior Support Specialist
- senchenkov_n
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Re: Slow domain
I use checkADAuthIntervall, I made a mistake when write this post.
At every project start Domain Groups are still updated
At every project start Domain Groups are still updated