Error:Registered login failed for shared services...

Hi All
while i was configuring the Calc Manager after foundation services ,the window display the error:Registered login failed for shared services....
I try to use the correct user name and password for it .check the installation guide for Hyperion version is 11.1.2 .do not know where to look for correct information to make this configuration work.
Any help would be very useful .
Thanks

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