I want to implement Salesforce as an identity provider. so I have according to deployment guide as below:
Register Salesforce account
Login Salesforce operation panel
Administer -> Domain Management -> My Domain -> Apply for new domain -> Successful -> Deploy to Users -> Done
The deployment description that can find "identity provider" item from Administer list, But I can't found this item... even if I used keyword "identity provider" will not find it.
Administer List schematic diagram <- (Please refer this image)
Q. How can i used "identity provider" item in operation panel? or How to insert "identity provider" item in operation list?
Please help me to solve this issue, Thanks.
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I would like to create user in Azure ID. After the user is created, the user should be put into the SharePoint Owner group. I'm doing this with PowerAutomate. The user hasn't go any licenses. Just existing in the Azure AD.
After I created the user with PowerAutomate I get the error message "user not found".
Maybe you can help me.
Here is my flow so far:
Flow01
Flow02
Best regards
Matthias
Step 1. Created Power Automate flow as per the user request in the Azure AD as shown below
Step 2: Since I have the access for the SharePoint, I couldn’t see any error encountered in the Flow checker.
Step 3: Before creating User ID, make sure the user can access the SharePoint path. If not, please grant permission for the user for the SharePoint folder as shown below click on the 3 dots against the folder à Click Manage Access à Click + against Direct access and Grant access to the user by entering the Azure ID
Refer doc for further configuration steps from this tchinnin’s article regarding your requirement for next steps.
I am trying to delete/deactivate an API key in Cloudant that I fear has leaked. In the Cloudant interface under permissions, I can see a list of API keys which I can modify (remove from the database or add/remove permissions), except for the one I want to delete/deactivate. For this key, the permissions checkboxes are deactivated and the 'x' to remove it from this DB is not shown. This keys name is the same as the subdomain I use to access cloudant (<some-hash>-bluemix), so I suspect it is special.
I checked if this is a key created through IBM Cloud IAM, but there are not keys listed there.
Does anybody know how to delete/deactivate this key?
You can revoke that key from the service definition in the IBM Cloud interface
Press the Revoke button to revoke the key and confirm in the next dialogue.
This revokes the admin credential that was created when your Cloudant account was first provisioned. Any applications that use it will stop working and you will need to create new API keys to access your databases in the account.
You can create new service credentials from the same IBM Cloud interface (see left-hand menu in screenshot above).
I am unable to connect back to snowflake and given that this is a trial version, I do not know how to add my IP address into the network policy. Please see attached image. I have loaded all the required data using this POC version and not sure how to log-back. I had selected azure as cloud partner while setting this account.
You need to contact with Snowflake support and ask them to disable network policy.
https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/network-policies.html
Go to snowflake community:
https://community.snowflake.com/s/
Register and login, and then click "submit a case". Select "I am a 30-day trial user", and validate yourself. Then you should be able to submit a case.
I have a web application that read and write from/to database and I use with always encrypted.
When I tried my web application in my local device(where I developed the site) it's work perfect but when I created web site in the server it's can't read from the database because my application doesn't found the CEK(the public key cert).
In the server I created a new database and do the always encrypted, and add the applicationpoolidentity to my database with the following steps:
Add login account IIS APPPOOL\name applicationpoolidentity.
Add the login as user in the relevant database.
I search a lot for solution but nothing work.
For example:
Create new windows user connect to database with SQL Server in
Single-User Mode : I saw that solution will be problematic.
Add name application pool identity as login windows auth in the
SQL-Server but not working. Who can i connect with application pool
identity as login to SQL-Server?
I gave up, I need help :)
OK, after many searches for a soulotion I found one.
Untill now I created always with Current User Certificate Stores and because of that I can't use with the cert in all users.
So I generate new certificate in Local Machine Certificate Stores
and add the application pool identity to the cert permissions with the following steps:
run mmc.
Click Certificates -> right click on the specific cert -> all task -> manage private key -> click add -> enter the name application pool identity to the textbox -> click ok -> check v on read permission and click ok.
Now the always encrypted work perfect.
I was referring 'https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/active-directory-saas-sap-hana-cloud-platform-tutorial/' for the R&D on 'how to enable single sign on with Azure active directory for SAP HANA XS application'.
Please clarify the below 2 points.
1) What does SAP HANA 'application' means here? Does the xs service app also can be used to integrate with Azure Active Directory (AAD)?
2) I was unable to do 'Assigning a role to a user' step. In cockpit > Authorizations > Users, I enetered my AAD user, then clicked on 'Show Assignments'. There were no roles displayed which is expected being an AAD user. I clicked on 'Assign' as you mentioned in your document but there were no 'Role' available to select in dropdown.
By default, below values are selected in the popup and no other values are available.
Account: services
Application: dispatcher
Role:-----
After doing the steps mentioned in the tutorial, I can see 'SAP HANA Cloud App' in https://myapps.microsoft.com/ ( yay :) ). But when I click on it, it asks for the credentials again and only after entering SAP HANA db credentials, I can access the app. Obviously this is not what is expected.
The XS app has no authentication set in .xsaccess file in SAP HANA.
Thanks!
Ramees
To the single questions:
1) What does SAP HANA 'application' means here? Does the xs service
app also can be used to integrate with Azure Active Directory (AAD)?
As written the trust establishment will be valid for Java EE and HTML 5 applications only. XS applications have a separate trust configuration.
2) I was unable to do 'Assigning a role to a user' step. In cockpit >
Authorizations > Users, I enetered my AAD user, then clicked on 'Show
Assignments'. There were no roles displayed which is expected being an
AAD user. I clicked on 'Assign' as you mentioned in your document but
there were no 'Role' available to select in dropdown.
Again role assignments via the cloud cockpit are valid for Java and HTML 5 applications only. Currently you have no roles defined for the subscriptions and applications you have in your account.
The section:
> In order to enable Azure AD users to log into SAP HANA Cloud Platform,
> you must assign roles in the SAP HANA Cloud Platform to them.
from the tutorial is a bit misleading. Assigning roles is not a must - it depends on the logic that you have in your application.
But when I click on it, it asks for the credentials again and only
after entering SAP HANA db credentials, I can access the app.
Obviously this is not what is expected. The XS app has no
authentication set in .xsaccess file in SAP HANA.
Seems that you are using a HANA XS application. Like I mentioned the HCP configurations in this tutorial are valid for Java and HTML 5 applications only.