Single Server Deployment

Install the NAS

If you are going to use Sana Commerce with MS Dynamics NAV 2009 three-tier environment you can skip the steps 'Install the NAS', 'Configure the NAS', 'Configure the Sana e-Commerce Roles in NAV' and 'Install WCF service'.

• Run the NAS installer from the MS Dynamics NAV installation disk (located in the NAS directory) on the production server;
  
   
  Installing NAS 
  
  
• Select 'Typical setup' and finish the installation (leave the check box Start MS Dynamics NAV Application service during the last step unchecked). This will create two windows services; one for native data stores and one for SQL server data stores. By default, the Network service is set as the Log On As user, meaning that the service will run on this account;
• Change this Log On As user to the NAS service instance you will use (either native or SQL). This is needed since you do not want to give the Network service user the Super role in the NAV administration and can be done by opening the properties of the NAS service in the windows services window (Start menu > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services);
  
   
  NAS Service in the 'Services' Window 
  
  
• Go to the 'Log On' tab and select the This account option. Enter the credentials for the earlier created SC_Nasuser that will be used;
  
   
  Specifying the User for Running the NAS 
  
  
• Open the 'Recovery' tab and select 'Restart the service' for the options 'First failure', 'Second failure' and 'Subsequent failures'. This makes sure that the NAS service will be restarted when the connection to MS Dynamics NAV has been lost;
  
   
  Configuring the Recovering Options 
  
  
• Click the 'Apply' button at the bottom right and click 'OK';
• Grant SC_Nasuser the access to the NAV database:
• • Open the MS Dynamics NAV client and connect to the NAV administration with credentials that have enough rights to allow access to other users (must have 'Super' or 'Security' role). Ask your system administrator if you do not have access yourself;
  • Go to 'Tools > Security > Windows' logins and type the SC_Nasuser account (with the domain name!) in an empty row;
  • Click the 'Roles' button at the bottom, lookup the Super role and select it;
    
    
    Specifying the NAV Rights for the User 
    
    
  • Close the windows to complete the step.