Dynamics CRM 4.0: [SDP 3][C13B7EA5-F1B1-4EF2-B816-F9FB167BBD15]Service Principal Name Troubleshooter Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2

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The Service Principal Name Troubleshooter for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 is designed to diagnose and collect information used in troubleshooting common Kerberos configuration issues for Microsoft Dynamics products.This article describes the information that is collected from a machine when you run the Service Principal Name Troubleshooter for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2. Information Collected

Information collected in DoubleHopCheck.txt
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Collapse this tableExpand this tableDescriptionFile NameActive Directory information gathered through ADSI (Active Directory Service Interfaces) such as SPNs (Service Principal Names)Application pool names configured in Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS)Account Type: computer account or user accountActive Directory distinguished nameWhether the account is set up as Account Trusted for delegationWhether the account is set up as Account Sensitive for delegationRegistered SPNs for each computer and the corresponding accountsDuplicate SPNs detected between accounts{Computername}_DoubleHopCheck.txtInformation collected in Diagnostic Report
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Collapse this tableExpand this tableApplication pool names configured in IISAccount Type: computer account or user accountActive Directory distinguished nameWhether the account is set up as Account Trusted for delegationWhether the account is set up as Account Sensitive for delegationRegistered SPNs for each computer and the corresponding accountsDuplicate SPNs deleted between accountsUser Account Control value from Active DirectoryAccounts that have the same SPN registered for each (a duplicate SPN value)ResultReport.xmlAdditional Information

In addition to the files collected and listed above, this troubleshooter can detect one or both of the following:SharePoint Server Build VersionSharePoint RoleREFERENCES

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