Hi, to me this looks like your metadata or SASApp cannot find the process manager and/or your login/Authentication Domain. My initial guess would be that you might not be in the group for Scheduling.... but let's review the steps. What I would check, just with this information is, starting from the basics: - First: + Check you have installed LSF and Process Manager (with hotfixes if required) and you tested it, as is: LSF_Shared is accessible, your LIM, RES, SBD, and Platform Process Manager services are started and running fine, you can log in to LSF, run commands, send a process to be executed, you can log in Flow Manager, etc. - Second: + You have the configuration on the SMC: your Platform Process Manager is configured under Server Manager: It should have the correct version, the connection should have an Authentication domain (eg LSFAuth), the hostname of your compute server where LSF is installed, and the port number. Note: very important that, if you have more than one compute or SASApp, the Platform Process Manager should be registered under the server/Object Spawner of your SASApp for MA(!!) + Then, you should hace an Scheduling group where you and all the users with scheduling permissions (and OS account) are included. This group should have an account registered, your lsfuser or lsfadmin account. And this account should have the Authentication domain as specified above (eg LSFAuth) - Third: + Restart your Object Spawners and your SAS Middle tier. + At this stage, if everything above is correct, you should be able to test if you can schedule with the Schedule manager or with DI, into the Process Manager. If this works, you can test also with MA, it should work too. Let us know how it goes! 🙂 If you still get problems with this configuration, maybe the logs of your MA/Customer Intelligence web application can help to identify the issue.
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