I have one question that is related to salesforce, I know that I can change the default currency for my whole organization, but can I put a default currency for different users? so that when a user A logins, he sees the currency as dollars, and when user B logins, he sees pounds, is that possible?
Yes, you can do this by enabling multi-currency (can't be disabled once enabled). You'd set a Corporate Currency and then for the users that are using a currency different from the Corporate, you can set their User (Personal) Currency.
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For two of my snowflake user accounts, an icon is showing up on the right that has a popup when I hover over it:
Why is this link showing up for two of my users?
Obviously I'm now confused about what these two "users" are and how they were created:
Are these users really service accounts?
If so, what is a snowflake service account and how does that differ from a user?
How do I designate some user accounts as service accounts and what are the pros/cons of doing so?
I've tried clicking the button and it just takes me to the user account details page and I don't see any "create user" type of language on the account details page.
I've tried to find anything in Snowflake's documentation that indicates a difference between service accounts and user accounts but I only find blog posts about how you need to treat your service accouns with care (and implement password rotation policies, etc).
I can't find anything definitive (yet) about designating users as "service acounts". (The closest thing is this stackoverflow about how service accounts are the same as normal user accounts.
Obviously there is something special about these two user accounts, though, since the snowflake UI is indicating these two users are actually service accounts.
The icon appears when a comment is set for the user. This comment can be set by yourself for a user to determine what is the purpose of it.
You may un/set it using the statements:
alter user user1 set comment='Create New User for Service Account';
alter user user1 unset comment;
More details: https://docs.snowflake.com/en/sql-reference/sql/alter-user.html#alter-user
By default all the User Principle Name and mail for O365 will be same but how to change User Principle Name and also how can we create an user with different User Principle Name and different mail.
To change the User Principal Name, execute the following command,
Set-MsolUserPrincipalName -UserPrincipalName "davidc#contoso.com" -NewUserPrincipalName "davidchew#contoso.com"
The Set-MsolUserPrincipalName cmdlet changes the User Principal Name, or user ID, of a user.
It is not recommended to use different UPN and Mail-id due to the below reasons:
User confusion
Skype for Business Online
Office ProPlus
Mobile Applications
ActiveSync
To know more in detail please refer these links,
Ref1, Ref2.
Customer has moved into Azure AD and needs clarification on two behaviors he is seeing in order to broadly roll out to organization and get off prem.
1- Right now , they have “keep me signed” in configured in Azure AD, however they have shared devices - iPad – in retail stores where they don’t want that behavior and want people to log in every time for websites. Is there a way to set a subgroup of users that keep me signed in will not apply to? Right now they only see a policy setting to configure it on or off for entire organization.
2- Customer turned on self-service password reset portal, how they only see option to configure what options they have to authenticate to be across whole org. Can they set up different options for different groups of users on what is needed to reset password and confirm identity - retail does q&a - business does authentication, etc.
Answer to Q1:
KMSI is controlled via the company branding, and is not on a per-user, but on a "per-language" (because you can have different branding for different locales). In that sense KMSI cannot be controlled on a per-user basis.
Answer to Q2:
SSPR has 3 states - None, Selected, All. When you choose Selected you can chose a single security group for which SSPR will be enabled. All other users will not have SSPR enabled.
I am developing one website which promote local business. we will have separate domain for different country so I am thinking that I will have separate database for each country so that will be easy to manage. we have many features which require to signup/sign-in in app. after sign-in user can get points and based on that points user can get reward
Main Problem is that if user 1 belongs to INDIA then he will have a data for local market which means user can see all local business from INDIA, based on user activity he/she will get points, but suppose that user go to Dubai or any other country then we will have a separate database for that country so that user can see list of all business from that respective country but how to manage authentication & earning & reward for that user ?
I want a solution where user don't require signup/signin for different country & manage different earning points & rewards, user should be authenticated from same credentials, get reward anywhere from world & get earn point from any where in the world.
We want to manage it country wide because there is no meaning to store all record in same database for all country because we will have a separate domain for each country.
i'm doing with silverlight 4 for consultation booking system. what i wondering is, in my application required multiple kind of user register and login. admin having different format of admin ID, lecturer having different format of lecturer ID. i'm trying to implement with silverlight for role and authentication merchant. i think might because of silverlight membership can be done easily with asp.netmembershipprover, i could not find any resource to edit the default form for it or custom made the membership merchant for my application. may i know is there any article or resource you know on how to implement this, or any idea you can suggest to me ?? Thank you
Resources i found:
http://www.silverlight.net/learn/graphics/file-and-local-data/isolated-storage-(silverlight-quickstart)
i thinking of using the isolated storage to store the user logged in boolean but sound like not so secure
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee942451(v=vs.91).aspx
the resources mention of using the default asp.net membership but no comment on how to edit the default set.
You can use default MembershipProvider to manage general user information such as username, password, security question, login etc. Then you create additional table to store your own information, of course you need to create Page to manage these data by yourself.
Table: aspnet_users
UserId
UserName
...
Table: YourCustomData
UserId
AdminId
AdminText
...