Windows Server 2003 EE and APEX 3.1.2

Hi
I have simple problem. I installed win32 11gR1 Oracle Enterprise Edition database, and apex 3.1.2. The instalation was OK. But now that I try to login to apex using
http://127.0.0.1/apex/apexadmin, I get a popup window that suggest me to enter username and password to it. The message comes from XDB. Now no matter what I try to enter inisde, I just can't login to apex admin. I never get this window before. On XP I instaled and used apex on Oracle 11g EE without problem. Is this something specific to win server 2003, and what should I do. I tried to enter apex ADMIN username and password but it just can't except it. Help
Edited by: MarcusO on Jun 9, 2010 6:42 AM

Hello Marcus,
>> Is this something specific to win server 2003
I don’t think so. It seems to me that you didn’t complete all the post installation tasks regarding the EPG configuration. For example, did you unlock the ANONYMOUS account (a typical reason for the error message you are getting)?
ALTER USER ANONYMOUS ACCOUNT UNLOCK;Please check the installation guide to make sure you completed all the post installation tasks.
Regards,
Arie.
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All I did so far is installing Windows Server 2003 R2 Enterprise with Service Pack 2, open IE to update, it keeps searching for updates and never stop, after 20mn to 30mn the process svchost.exe start using 100% of my CPU.
Herein is the root cause of your issue. A topic that's been discussed in several blogs, forums, and even in the media since September regards a known issue with attempting to patch IE6 RTM via Windows Update.
Aside from that particular issue... browsing the Internet with an unpatched instance of IE6, especially from a Windows Server system, is also asking for a world of hurt.
Might I suggest the following:
Download the IE8 for Windows Server 2003 installer to a thumb drive.
Download the latest Cumulative Security Update for IE8 for Windows Server 2003 to a thumb drive.
Reinstall Windows Server 2003 with Service Pack 2.
Upgrade to IE8 from the thumb drive installer and apply the
Cumulative Security Update.
Now your machine is capable of safely browsing to Windows Update to install the rest of the updates (well, maybe, there's also all those other Security Updates from the past seven years that your machine still has vulnerabilites for -- even those seven
years of updates are going to take a Very Long Time to scan for, download, and install).
Why don't you have a WSUS server? -- noting, wryly, that you've posted in the *WSUS* forum.
Lawrence Garvin, M.S., MCSA, MCITP:EA, MCDBA
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