Tasks not created during server installation

Owned by Mark Zuk
Oct 31, 2024
2 min read

If you find that the three mentioned tasks (gytpolServer, gytpolServer Daily, gytpolServer Weekly) were not generated during the server installation, it's recommended to examine the allowance of network credential storage as explained above. This can be verified through the following steps:

  1. Access the Security Options within your system settings:

    • Open the Control Panel and navigate to Administrative Tools.

    • Select Local Security Policy to access security settings.

    • In some systems, you may need to access Group Policy Editor by typing gpedit.msc in the Run dialog, especially if your organization manages policies at the domain level.

  2. Locate the option related to permitting the storage of network credentials:

    • Once in Local Security Policy, expand Local Policies and select Security Options.

    • Find the policy named Network access: Do not allow storage of passwords and credentials for network authentication.

    • This setting controls whether network credentials are stored for automatic use by applications like GYTPOL Server, which may depend on these credentials for scheduled tasks.

  3. Ensure that the setting is configured to allow network credential storage:

    • Check the Network access policy mentioned above. If it’s set to Enabled, it means credential storage is not allowed, which may block the GYTPOL server tasks from being created.

    • Change this setting to Disabled to allow credential storage. Click Apply and OK to save changes.

    • Once this setting is configured, try reinstalling or re-checking the GYTPOL server to see if the tasks are now created as expected.

This adjustment should enable the necessary credential storage, allowing the server to establish the required scheduled tasks without issues. Let me know if you'd like further guidance on any specific part of this process!