OK, in that case:   1- assuming you used a good plan file, you need to request a change of the licenses to 1, as of the first assumption   2- your plan file is incorrect and you need to:  - think about your desired Deployment: just ECM without VA, or you want the full product? A - should you want just ECM, might you need VA in the future or not?  A1- if you just need ECM and no need of VA, just live with your "incorrect" Deployment and apply the ECM license A2- if ECM,  but also VA, then you need to create (or ask SAS to create for you) a good plan file and\or licenses accordingly   Or you can ask for the expertise of SAS for the installation, which I think it would be advisable here if you don't have experience with Deployment plans, to ensure the quality of your installation. ... View more

Hi, Not sure if I understand 100%, but please correct me when needed OK?   I will work under 2 different assumptions: 1- You had already installed and working ECM with the VA supplement, on a single tier\server Deployment, then you received the licences to update. With this option, please contact your SAS account manager, and explain your deployment,. Probably they need to send you a new one for single server. When you receive the new one, you will only need to update this license on the SAS foundation and the metadata, then restart all your SAS services to take effect.   2- (probably not the case) you are doing a new instalkation \ Deployment at this moment,. Is this the case? If is that so, the approach to the problem is your plan file and you would need a reinstallation to reflect the reallity of the licensed you have purchased, or rethink the approach.   Anyway, contact your SAS representative. My initial bet would go to option one and it has an easy solution.   Please let us know how it goes! ... View more

Hi,   I don't think the problem is on the memory or CPU settings of your VM, but network settings.   Two questions:   On your PC's network connections: is it enabled the virtualbox/VMware connection? On your VirtualBox/VMWare client's network settings, is it NAT enabled?     ... View more

Hi, Maybe I am not the most appropriate person to answer your question, but let me give it a try:   If you need additional details on the log, maybe you would like to increase your log level to debug (and/or enable the macro debug options on the code).   Still, this might add too much information on your logs and not the information you expect, because SAS only writes to the log when a procedure is finished or with explicit statements in your code.   Said this, and as common programming procedure, what I would really advise you is to include those explicit statements (eg %put statements) to write extra lined on your log or a different log file, if you will ... View more

Thanks! That is what I needed.is good.   You can get a list of your registered spn with the command setspn -L your host  I think you miss some spn.   You could try to fill the spn field that is now blank with your full qualified hostname, then restart the metadata server. ... View more

Thank you!   And, in SAS Management Console, whow are set up the Authentication of your SAS metadata Server and your SAS workspace Server? Both Forced to Kerberos?   ... View more

Hi,   I understand that you are working with windows SAS servers. Please correct me if I am wrong here.   I would start from the basics, checking if IWA is set up ok on the servers (I guess they are, but if you have windows 2012, something could be missing): https://docs.secureauth.com/display/KBA/Integrated+Windows+Authentication+(IWA)+Troubleshooting    Then, if we could have some more details about your deployment, that would help. Information as: number of servers, which SAS tier on which server, etc.   In other hand, for the SAS Metadata server, Negotiate (NTLM, Kerberos) is not an option? I guess not, but I still ask, because it is simplier.   Focusing on Kerberos: My initial bet would go to missing SPNs (https://platformadmin.com/blogs/paul/2012/04/sas-and-iwa-host-name-aliases-spns), but I the same that I recommended to check the configuration of the Windows OS from the ground, regarding IWA, I would also recommend to theck the other configurations from SAS, from the ground: http://support.sas.com/documentation/cdl/en/bisecag/67045/HTML/default/viewer.htm#n1d1zo1jsf2o0en1ehu4c4simfky.htm   Just as recommended reading, I always suggest a great SAS Paper created by Stuart Rogers ( http://support.sas.com/resources/papers/proceedings13/476-2013.pdf) which also contains a lof of recommended documents to read.       ... View more

Hi,   maybe some extra information can help to know what is your problem.   In the meantime, the default location is set up during the installation, as a parameter. You would like to refer to the Install documentation.   If nothing specific is mentioned, the default location is described here: http://support.sas.com/documentation/cdl/en/vaug/66223/HTML/default/viewer.htm#p082oypnzlwakln10yds9yvup00f.htm  ... View more

Hi,   first, on the following link from the Communities, is describing how to create a LASR server for dedicated purposes (around the end of the post) : https://communities.sas.com/t5/SAS-Communities-Library/Getting-started-with-SAS-Visual-Analytics-7-1-Audit-Reports-for/ta-p/223514 .   And the second thing I can suggest is:   - Open 2 SAS Management Consoles: - On one SMC, open the properties of your current LASR server (and the connection) - On the other SMC, create your new LASR.   On this way, you can compare and decide what you need to include. As a note, on the tag you will need to include a unique name, same as a library. ... View more

Hi,   should I understand that "clone" as Virtual Machine clone?   If that is the case, and considering this is just temporal, just for testing:   -  is your middle tier is on a very separated VM server from the SAS compute and SAS Meta (meaning, no other effect than changing location of Middle tier) - do you have single sign on on the web, or HTTPS/SSL on the web (meaning, no certificates)   If the answers are 1: yes, 2: no, then you could try to:   - of course, first a good backup/snapshot. - stop all the SAS services on all the servers. - do the clone - then modify the host files on both servers, in order to "simulate" the dns resolving. Be careful with the ips and multicast addresses that might be stored on configuration files... - start the SAS services again on the original SAS Metadata and Compute server, and in the cloned Middle tier.      Note: for the long run, please consider a complete re-deployment, even more than change hostnames. It would save you from lots of hear-attacks during server updates and maintenances.       ... View more