December 2019
Beginner to intermediate
770 pages
16h 14m
English
To follow the same examples as in the previous section, you will learn how to run your first container using navcontainerhelper. However, navcontainerhelper expects you to give it a name and make a conscious decision about authentication. If you don't provide any other parameters, it assumes that you want to use Windows authentication and asks for your password so that it can create a user with the same username and password inside the container. This also enables single-sign-on (SSO). Consider the following command:
New-NavContainer -accept_eula -imageName mcr.microsoft.com/businesscentral/sandbox mycontainerNavContainerHelper is version 0.6.4.16NavContainerHelper is running as administratorHost is Microsoft Windows ...Read now
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