Right. I disabled external auth before removing the Demo password.
 
The cause: Min API Level.  It was set to version 7 in the Admin Tool.  I
cleared it and restarted the services, then it worked.
 
 
I wish BMC would address this issue of installers and the API level.
EIE 7 is a version 7 application and should use the version 7 API.  If
they must use old API's to install new applications then at least
display an accurate error message.  
 
BMC makes all the software involved: ARS, API, EIE.  Their installation
programs should test to see if the login error is due to Min API Level
and report it to the installer.  
 
At the very least they could compile a [very] tiny v7 API console
application that uses the v7 API to report back to the installer the Min
API Level.
 
Stephen

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Subject: Re: EIE 7.0.1 p5 Install


** When you removed the Demo password the system will try to authenicate
with the AD you must have a Demo password.


-----Original Message-----
From: Heider, Stephen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Sent: Wed, 1 Aug 2007 3:40 pm
Subject: EIE 7.0.1 p5 Install


List,

I am trying to install EIE 7.0.1 patch 5 and the installation program
can not authenticate any Remedy user.  I also tried removing the
password for Demo.

I disabled all external authentication (it was using LDAP) and restarted
the services.

No other ARS applications are installed, other than those that come with
the base ARS Server package.

Any ideas?

Stephen 

Windows Server 2003
ARS 7.0.1 p3, using Port Mapper
SQL Server 2005 

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