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c3s_credit_card_issues [2019/01/30 09:22]
127.0.0.1 external edit 		c3s_credit_card_issues [2019/01/30 16:17]
kcifreo [***Always ensure that you are using the most current version of the C3S files***]
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-====***Always ensure that you are using the most current version of the C3S files***==== +==== *Always ensure that you are using the most current version of the C3S files* ====
  
 **Resolution #1: Modify the C3S Connection String** **Resolution #1: Modify the C3S Connection String**
-  - Open the SSLIP_Options.txt+ 
 +   - Open the SSLIP_Options.txt
   - Add this option to the file and save: UpdateC3SHostConfig=0. This will prevent the SSLIP from overriding the changes that will be made next in the C3S Host configuration file.   - Add this option to the file and save: UpdateC3SHostConfig=0. This will prevent the SSLIP from overriding the changes that will be made next in the C3S Host configuration file.
-  - Open the C3SHost.exe.config file located in ...\SSLIP\Utilities\C3S\.+  - Open the C3SHost.exe.config file located in …\SSLIP\Utilities\C3S\.
   - Delete the "Integrated Security=True" parameter from the connection string.   - Delete the "Integrated Security=True" parameter from the connection string.
   - Type in User Id=USERNAME;Password=PASSWORD*;   - Type in User Id=USERNAME;Password=PASSWORD*;
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 **Resolution #2: Add User to SQL Server login** **Resolution #2: Add User to SQL Server login**
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   - Modify SQL Server to allow the user the SSLIP will run from as an accepted login user.   - Modify SQL Server to allow the user the SSLIP will run from as an accepted login user.
  
 **Resolution #3: Switch Users** **Resolution #3: Switch Users**
-  - Run the SSLIP as a user that has rights to the SQL Server database. 
  
 +  - Run the SSLIP as a user that has rights to the SQL Server database.