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Introduction: In our previous blogs, we discussed setting NAVUserPassword and Single Sign-On Authentication in Business Central. In this blog, we will be working on setting Windows Authentication in Business Central On-Premise. Pre-requisites: Microsoft Dynamics Business Central - On-Premise / NAV 2018 Understanding of Business Central Authentication  Books & References: https://www.olisterr.blogspot.in/2020/03/how-to-setup-single-sign-onsso-for.html https://www.olisterr.blogspot.in/2020/03/how-to-setup-navuserpassword-with-ssl.html Demonstration: 1. Creation of NAVServerInstance: In order to create NAVServerInstance, you can either add the Server Instance through Business Central Administration or Powershell command. Add Instance - Business Central Administration Add Instance - Ports and Service Account - Business Central Administration PowerShell Command:  New-NAVServerInstance    -ManagementServicesPort <ServicePort>    [-ClientServicesPort <ServicePort>]    [-SOAPSe

Introduction: With the installation of NAV 2018 or BC On-premise, I have observed that when creating New Server Instance and New WebServer Instance, you will get the error 'Something went wrong. An Error occurred '. I referred to the community questions below but didn't find my resolution. Hence, I decided to write this blog. Pre-requisites: Microsoft Dynamics Business Central - On-Premise / NAV 2018 Understanding of Business Central Authentication  Books & References: https://community.dynamics.com/nav/f/microsoft-dynamics-nav-forum/261301/nav-2018-web-client-an-error-has-occurred https://community.dynamics.com/business/f/dynamics-365-business-central-forum/421987/error-something-went-wrong-an-error-has-occurred-azure-ad-tenant Demonstration: 1. Creation of NAVServerInstance: In order to create NAVServerInstance, you can either add the Server Instance through Business Central Administration or Powershell command. Add Instance - Business Central Administration Add Insta

Introduction: Microsoft Dynamics 365 Project Operations is a Business Application used to manage Projects, Resoure Allocation, Billing and Resource Utilization. Earlier, it was know as Professional Services Automation(PSA). With the release of Project Operations, signing up used to be a tedious process and time-consuming process. In this blog, I will share the exact steps to spin up a trial easily. Pre- requisites : Microsoft 365 Subscription Project Operations License Books & References: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HdaT2ftlYN8 Demonstration: 1. Sign-up from Dynamics.com and get a License: Visit https://dynamics.microsoft.com/en-gb/project-operations/overview/ and sign in with your Office 365 account. Later click on Get Started as highlighted in screenshot below. You should be getting a wizard to provide your details. Since I have already signed up, I do not see the signup form. Go ahead and fill in your details. Once, the sign-up process is complete, you will get a Trial Licen

  Introduction: In my previous blog , I discussed on what is Microsoft Dataverse and how to setup Dataverse Connectivity with Business Central. In this blog, I will be attempting to share my experience on fine-tuning various parameters  involved in Business Central integration to Dataverse provided in connector  Pre- requisites : Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Microsoft Dataverse Basic understanding of Dataverse and Business Central Books & References: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/business-central/admin-how-to-set-up-a-dynamics-crm-connection Demonstration: 1. Dataverse Connection Setup: For any setups related to Dataverse Connectivity the first step is you go to Dataverse Connection Setup You search for Dataverse Connection Setup All the setups related to Dataverse Connection Setup are in the actions of the Dataverse Connection Setup 2.  Connection Actiongroup: The actions in the Connection Actiongroup are mentioned as follows - Assisted Setup  -  Takes yo

Introduction: Yes, you heard it right. Business Central Table Data is editable!! There was always an issue where the Users could not update data directly in Business Central Table which always posed as a problem if it comes to data correction and manually updating the data or using Configuration Package required a lot of efforts. I stumbled across Teddy's blog  https://thatnavguy.com/d365-business-central-edit-table-data-directly/ and I knew I had to try this. NOTE: Please try this at your own risk Pre- requisites : Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Understanding of User Rights and Permissions Understanding the Risk of User manipulating the data Books & References: https://thatnavguy.com/d365-business-central-edit-table-data-directly/ https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/business-central/dev-itpro/developer/devenv-web-client-urls Demonstration: The steps are as follows - 1. Directly visit the URL: In order to view the table, you can go to https://businesscentral.