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Objective
The objective is to provide additional information with regards to setting up an environment that fits the description of
multiple K2 servers pointing to one SharePoint Farm.Before You Begin
Before you begin, read and implement the following: How to allow multiple K2 Servers to use the same SharePoint 2013 Farm.
Run the registration wizard, and if you hit a 401 then iterate through the "how-to-steps".
How-to Steps
- Run the following query on both boxes:
SELECT * FROM [HostServer].[Configuration] WHERE VariableToken = '[SHAREPOINT_HIGHTRUST_ISSUER_ID]'
- The 'VariableValue' should jibe across environments. If not, this is the root of the issue and an UPDATE script will need to be run against the second K2 machine using the 'VariableValue' from the first machine.
For example:
UPDATE HostServer.Configuration SET VariableValue = 'VALUE FROM FIRST BOX' WHERE VariableToken = '[SHAREPOINT_HIGHTRUST_ISSUER_ID]'