During the installation of Solr you may encounter some common errors. Here are some issues/errors that may pop up and the most common resolutions for them!
- During Solr installation when you give the domain, username and password of your search user:
Credentials that were entered are not valid. Please verify the following
The domain, user name and password are not correct - This error pops up when you attempt to create the Solr Config Databas
ERROR! Could not create connection using credentials provided.
- Credentials that were entered are not valid. Please verify the following: The domain, user name and password are not correct
- The user name and password were not entered correctly
- The user's credentials were correct but the domain wasn't entered correctly.
- The user does not have "Log On as Service" rights or the is not an administrator
- ERROR! Could not create connection using credentials provided.
- SQL port, typically 1433, is not open to the Solr server
- SQL Browser Service is not enabled on the SQL database server
- Solr account doesn't have database_owner credentials on the SQL database server
- The Solr server cannot communicate to the SQL server by machine name
Credentials that were entered are not valid. Please verify the following: The domain, user name and password are not correct
- Verify the user name and password
- Try using the Solr server's machine name as the domain or a .\
- Verify that the user is in the Administrator's group on the Solr server
- Verify that the user has "Log On as Service" rights by following this
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ERROR! Could not create connection using credentials provided
- Enable the SQL port, typically 1433 to the Solr server
- Ensure that the SQL Browser Service is started/enabled on the SQL database server
- Give the Solr account database_owner credentials on the SQL database server; also map it to the CMS database for the site you're registering
- Add a host file entry
on the Solr server to have the SQL server's machine name and IP address
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