I don't see DNS settings anywhere, so i searched around and it says to install DNS server /bind. I did but problem still exists. Look at the pictures:
It´s based on how you enter the Customer Panel.
If you are in the admin-panel and click on domains you´ll see a list of all domains.
If you click on "Manage in Customer Panel" you are logged in with CUSTOMER rights, not ADMIN rights
So: On the domain overview click on the domain name and then you´ll see the DNS options in the Customer Panel, cause now you are "admin" ;)
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I am using free Gmail account for my Google Data Studio insights. I am now using Google Workspace.
How do I migrate my reports associated with my Gmail account to my new workspace account?
Your dashboards are not "inside" your Gmail account. They are just owned by your Gmail account.
To make them available to a new account, just share your dashboard with the new account. Doing so, you can make the new member the owner of the dashboard (and you can even remove the access from previous user if really desired).
To add users:
Click "Share"
In "Add people" tab, add who you wish to view the report
You can select if you want to allow the person to just view or edit the dashboard
To change owner:
Click "Share"
In "Manage access" tab, click on the combo "Can edit"/"Can view" right of the name of who you want to be the owner
Select "Make owner"
I have setup a site but when i am opening this site i am getting this
type error, Authorization Required
You must first log in or register before accessing this page. If you
have forgotten your password, click Forgot Password to reset it.
click and check image
You need to make sure that the visualforce page which you created has access to Guest user profile. To navigate to Guest user, do as below:
Go to Setup -> Develop -> Sites -> Click Site name -> Public Access Settings
The sites under Digital Experiences / All sites are called Experience Cloud sites.
The sites under Sites and Domains > Sites are called Salesforce sites.
These are different categories of sites and they come with different behaviors.
Based on the screenshot you shared with me, (the url has force.com included), it looks like your site is in the second category, please be aware of that:
Users from the Salesforce sites can only see their own data. If your program is trying to access data recreated by other, you will get the Authorization Required error.
As a way to test this, try to comment out the SOQL statements, the error message may go away.
also check out the following link:
https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=release-notes.rn_networks_guest_user.htm&type=5&release=228
The Secure guest user record access setting was enabled in Summer ’20, but could still be disabled during that release. To safeguard your Salesforce org’s data, in Winter ’21, this setting is enabled in all orgs with communities or sites and can't be disabled. The Secure guest user record access setting enforces private org-wide defaults for guest users and requires that you use guest user sharing rules to open up record access. You also can't add guest users to groups or queues or grant guest users record access through manual sharing or Apex managed sharing.
I'm building a static website in Azure and want to use this function:
https://learn.microsoft.com/de-de/azure/static-web-apps/authentication-authorization
When I try to invite a user, it explains that an administrator as to accept this invitation, but where does he have to do this? I cannot see an option for this in portal.azure.com
it also seems not to be possible to "preload" the roleassignments to the users. because on the "acccessmanagement" site for this website in portal.azure.com it grants the access to the complete resource in portal.azure.com, but I just want the user to use the website.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
kind regards
If you are following the invitation instructions in that document, you need to copy the link from the "Invite" link box and actually send it to the person.
Navigate to a Static Web Apps resource in the Azure portal.
Under Settings, click on Role Management.
Click on the Invite button.
Select an Authorization provider from the list of options.
Add either the username or email address of the recipient in the Invitee details box. For GitHub and Twitter, you enter the username. For all others, enter the recipient's email address.
Select the domain of your static site from the Domain drop-down.
The domain you select is the domain that appears in the invitation. If you have a custom domain associated with your site, you probably want to choose the custom domain.
Add a comma-separated list of role names in the Role box.
Enter the maximum number of hours you want the invitation to remain valid.
The maximum possible limit is 168 hours, which is 7 days.
Click the Generate button.
Copy the link from the Invite link box.
Email the invitation link to the person you're granting access to your app.
Why a normal domain user on a domain joined Computer can see all users and groups on the domain through win32_account Class? Can this be prevented?
This is by Msft default design. "Authenticated Users" are allowed to read Azure AD objects (in general, some specific attributes excepted).
You can change this in AD object rights, but Msft is usually not recommending this, at least for the domain root. You may try it with the object properties of a Ou and move users below this.
You can edit these rights in "ActiveDirectory Users and Computers":
right click OU
select "Properties"
select Tab "Security"
remove "Read" from "Authenticated Users"
Or
create a User Group for selected users you want to prevent from browsing
add this group to Security and add "Deny" for "Read"
I've set up a custom domain with Appengine.
The domain currently works as http://example.com (naked domain) but it throws a "This webpage is not available" error with http://www.example.com
Any idea how could I get the 'www' subdomain working? Would it be possible to fix it by adding/changing the DNS records (CNAME, TXT)?
The procedure is as follows:
Navigate to
https://console.developers.google.com/project/yourapp/appengine/settings/domains,
having replaced "yourapp" with your project name.
Click "Add custom Domain"
Go to the 2nd section (it will say "Select the domain you want to point to yourapp").
In that section, select the 2nd field, fill in "www" and select the domain in the dropdown.
Log in to your DNS management dashboard (this could be godaddy.com, namecheap.com, etc).
Add a CNAME record with your DNS host, as follows: alias: "www", address (canonical name): ghs.googlehosted.com, and save.
Give it a few minutes, and www.yoursite.com should now take you to your app (should be the same that can be found at yourapp.appspot.com).
Assumptions I made:
That you wish to point the DNS record to the default module of your AppEngine project. Please leave a comment if you wish 'www' to point to a different module.
That you have already registered your domain with Google and have a TXT DNS record there, proving your ownership of the domain to Google.