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I have a problem when i try to configure the agent on another server.

I have installed the Server RM in one machine and i use the user with name: usr_deploy. (This machine has an domain called: mydomain.local)

I have another server that i need map to submit files for deploy. What i do? I installed the Agent RM, using the same account and password, but when i try to configure i have the error: (This machine has an domain called: anotherdomain.local)

(Because i´m a new user i cant post image. I found the same image in Url: https://i.stack.imgur.com/vrkpQ.jpg)

All users i used with the name usr_deploy have local account on each server.

I need to use the same account but all the accounts needs to be a domain account ?

I have very difficultily to find on the web articles or steps to make the correctly configuration.

My scenario is 1 server with the RM Server and 3 servers to make a deploy.

Anyone can help me ?

Tks!

Tiago Pimentel
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If you don't have a trust relationship between your domains, you'll have to use shadow accounts.

MSDN:

Follow these steps to configure the Release Management Server and the Deployment Agent on machines that run in different domains that do not have a two-way trust relationship.

  1. On each computer where you will install the RM Server or Deployment Agent, create a local user account that is a member of the Administrators group. Use the same account and password on each machine (i.e. Shadow Account).

  2. Add the RM Server’s Shadow Account to RM and grant both “Service User” and “Release Manager” permissions.

  3. Add the Deployment Agent’s Shadow Account to RM and grant “Service User” permission.

  4. Use the Shadow Account as the service account when you install and configure the Deployment Agent.

    Note: When you add the local accounts to Release Management, include the name of the local machine where the account resides. For example, add the user account as \ or

Daniel Mann
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When you are configuring the shadow account as the service account in deployment agent, make sure that you logged in using the same shadow account.

Sreekanth Mohan
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write it down as

Correct way:- http://(server):(port)

Incorrect way:- http://(server):(port)/ReleaseManagement

Do not write "/ReleaseManagement/" or any other URL segments after . This will solve your problem.

for e.g. : http://sunnyserver:1000

Sunny
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  • first make sure that the name that is in Release Management Server is same as the server name in deployement agent – Sunny Jun 29 '15 at 06:28