Microsoft KB Archive/822222

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Article ID: 822222

Article Last Modified on 12/20/2006


APPLIES TO

  • Microsoft Project Server 2002



SUMMARY

This article contains basic steps to troubleshoot, to help clarify, or to resolve issues with Microsoft SharePoint Team Services. This article is subdivided into the following topics:

  • Gather Information
  • Troubleshoot Connectivity to Microsoft Project Server
  • Troubleshoot Microsoft Project Server Subwebs
  • Troubleshoot Issues with Browsing or Prompting for the Documents and Issues Feature
  • References

The information that you obtain by using this article will also help a Microsoft Support Professional resolve your issue more quickly.

MORE INFORMATION

Gather Information

To start to troubleshoot issues with SharePoint Team Services, questions must be answered to help understand how SharePoint Team Services was installed.

  1. How did you install SharePoint Team Services:
    • Did you run the STSwiz.exe file from the Project Server CD?
    • Did you run SetupSE.EXE /ND or SetupSE.EXE /existing site from the Microsoft Office CD?
    If you answer "Yes" to either of these installation questions, the SharePoint Team Services installation was started correctly.
  2. How do you connect to SharePoint Team Services?
    • Do you connect by using the local Intranet?
    • Do you connect by using the Extranet?
    If you experience issues when you connect to SharePoint Team Services over the Extranet, verify that you can connect to SharePoint Team Services over the Intranet.

Next, you must review various items that can cause issues during the SharePoint Team Services installation or when you try to a make connection from Microsoft Project Web Access.

  1. Are you installing SharePoint Team Services to a custom site or to Default Web?
    • Are Host Headers being used?
    • Are Static Internet Protocol (IP) addresses being used?

    STSwiz.exe does not recognize sites with Host Headers, or Static IP addresses.

    1. What account was used to run STSWiz.exe? The user account must have DBO permissions in Microsoft SQL Server.
    2. Is Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server already installed on the system? You cannot install SharePoint Portal Server and SharePoint Team Services on the same computer.
  2. Can SharePoint Team Services Connect to Project Server?
    • Do you have the site data that was provided on the confirmation screen that you received after you completed STSWiz.exe?
    • What Windows account did you use to run Pscomplus?
    • In SQL Server, are permissions for the Microsoft Windows account correctly set for DB_DataReader on the SharePoint database?
    • What command-line syntax did you use to run Proxycfg.exe? You must run this command even if there is no proxy on your network.
  3. Other items that can cause issues when you install SharePoint Team Services:
    • Is Antivirus software installed and started on the SharePoint Team Services computer?
    • What version of Microsoft Internet Explorer is installed on the server? Internet Explorer 5.01 is required. However, Microsoft recommends Internet Explorer version 5.5 or later.
    • Are you trying to access SharePoint Team Services over the Internet? If you are, see the Microsoft Project Server and the Internet white paper. To do so, visit the Microsoft Web site:

      http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/project/project2002/reskit/prk_ssvrinternet_3550.mspx?mfr=true

    • What permissions are configured on the SharePoint Web site? What permissions are configured on the Microsoft SharePoint Administration Web site? Make sure that Integrated Windows authentication is selected. In Microsoft SQL Server 2000, verify the authentication type. To do so, follow these steps:
      1. Click Start, point to Programs, point to Microsoft SQL Server, and then click SQL Enterprise Manager.
      2. Expand Microsoft SQL Servers, and then expand SQL Server Groups.
      3. Right-click your SQL server, and then click Properties.
      4. Click the Security tab.
      5. Make sure SQL Server and Windows is selected under Authentication.
      6. Click OK.

Troubleshoot Connectivity to Project Server

To troubleshoot general connection issues to Project Server, follow these steps:

  1. Use the Microsoft Project Server COM+ Settings tool (Pscomplus.exe) with a domain\admin account to test the connection. PSComplus.exe is located in the drive:\Program Files\Microsoft Project Server\Bin\1033 folder, where drive is the drive where Windows is installed.
  2. Run Pscomplus.exe again using an account (or accounts) that were created to access the target technologies.
  3. Run the Proxy Configuration utility (Proxycfg). Use the following command line:

    proxycfg -d -p “proxyserver” “<local>;ServerName;IPAddress;FQDN”

  4. Install Internet Explorer 6 or install the Q331971 fix for Project Server.

    For more information about this fix, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

    331971 PSVR2002: SharePoint Team Services Admin Operation in Project Web Access Does Not Work

  5. Open Microsoft Project Web Access (PWA), and then click Add a Web server running SharePoint Team Services. Try each of the following for the Server Name:
    • The Localhost.
    • The Computer name of the SharePoint Team Services server.
    • The IP address for the SharePoint Team Services computer.
    • The Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) for the SharePoint Team Services server, for example:

      example-svr.Northamerica.corp.com

Troubleshoot Project Server Subwebs

To help troubleshoot issues with subwebs, follow these steps:

  1. Verify that the connection is not broken. To do so, follow these steps:
    1. Log on as Administrator to Project Web Access (PWA).
    2. Click the Admin page, and then click Manage SharePoint Team Services.
    3. On the Modify Server page, click Save Changes. Project Server will then try to validate the connection to the server that is running SharePoint Team Services.

Troubleshoot Issues with Browsing or Prompting for the Documents and Issues Feature

To troubleshoot issues with browsing, follow these steps:

  1. Select to browse in Microsoft Internet Information Services Manager (IIS) from the Administrative site. This will determine if the subweb is working.
  2. Do you receive an error message when you are browsing?
  3. Can you connect to the SharePoint Team Services Subweb HomeSite?
  4. For Internet issues, verify if you can click Documents and Issues over the Intranet.
  5. When you click individual documents or issues, do you receive an error message?
    • If you receive an error message, verify that the permissions to the Web site are set to Integrated Windows Authentication.
    • You may want to test and enable Anonymous Access to see if you can bypass that challenge.


REFERENCES

For more information, click the following article numbers to view the articles in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

325843 PSVR2002: User Accounts and Permissions Needed to Install and Configure Microsoft Project Server and Related Components


324652 PSVR2002: Error Message: Setup Error: The Subweb MS_Project_Server_PublicDocuments Does Not Contain the Correct Schema for Microsoft Project Server Error


323024 PSRV2002: "Run-Time Error 76" or "Could Not Create the Subweb" Error Message When You Install Microsoft SharePoint Team Services for Microsoft Project Server


810598 How To Provision SharePoint Sites for Microsoft Project Server


295012 Programs That Cannot Coexist with SharePoint Portal Server 2001


322235 PSRV2002: How to Install and Configure SharePoint Team Services for Microsoft Project Server on Windows 2000


321601 PRJ2002: A Project (Subweb) Does Not Open in the Documents Page or Issues Page


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