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# Cannot read property 'enableInternetAccess' of null
Løser en nullreferencefejl på websiden for Devolutions Server, som skyldes manglende læsetilladelse til krypteringskonfigurationsfilen ved integreret sikkerhed.
Når en instans af Devolutions Server er oprettet, og De forsøger at åbne websiden, vises følgende fejl i browseren:
```
Cannot read property 'enableInternetAccess' of null
```
### Løsning
Problemet opstår normalt, når indstillingen Integreret sikkerhed er angivet på fanen Database i indstillingerne for Devolutions Server.
For at løse problemet skal tjenestekontoen for IIS-programpuljen til Devolutions Server og tjenestekontoen for DevolutionsSchedulerService i tjenesterne have tilladelsen Læs til filen **encryption.config**, som ligger i undermappen App\_Data i mappen med webprogrammet for Devolutions Server.
De kan bruge knappen ***Udforsk*** i Devolutions Server Console til at gå til mappen med webprogrammet.
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