I am using active directory to authenticate users on my DNN portal. It's been working fine but recently it does not allow some of the users into the site. It brings the server error (404 - File or directory not found.
The resource you are looking for might have been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable.)
The funny thing is that not all the users are having this problem, only a few does. I checked in my Users table and these users exists and they have both the Registered Users and Subscribers roles.
I am running on DNN 4.7.0.
Your help will be highly appreciated.
can use please check that user belongs to all portals or portal have different user
in dnn if you create a user in one portal than it is not accessible outside of that portal
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We used to be able to have social accounts request access packages by signing in at myaccess.microsoft.com. Now, we get an error that says you can not sign in with a personal account. Why is this the case since it remains possible to create a domain like gmail.com or outlook.com as a connected organization in Entitlement Management?
Also, after landing on the myaccess portal and expanding an access package that a user has been approved for to view its resources, it used to be able for example, to open a SharePoint site or an application directly from this view by simply clicking on the resource or clicking an open Now that ability has been removing leaving us to have to send links tot he resource to users. This degrades experience substantially. Can we have this ability returned?
Please check the type of personal account in your portal, and if guest, you cannot log in myaccess.onmicrosoft.com , if created in the portal or of type member, it is accessible.
This is the relevant doc.
Sign in to the My Access portal.
Be sure you use your organizational (work or school) account. If
you're unsure, check with your project or business manager.
I invited my personal account (user type) to test if I login directly myaccess.onmicrosoft.com.And the following screenshots do report errors.
I need to set up a new SSRS site but I'm not sure if adding Users in the Site Settings as System User is required. I've added the Users to Roles on each folder and the Home folder. Is that enough?
The last few SSRS sites I've used only had BuiltIn\Administrators listed on the Site Settings Security page and Users were given Content Manager roles on the Home folder and sub-folders inherited that. And that worked.
But, most of the guides I see online start by telling you to add each User as a System User in the Site Settings and THEN to add them into Roles in the Home folder. So, I'm confused.
Thanks.
It is not required to add all users/groups to the System User role. However, if you do not add users/groups to that role, they will not be able to view shared schedules. In other words, if the users set up subscriptions, they will not be able to pick an existing shared schedule; they will only be able to create a report-specific schedule.
Here is a link to the Microsoft Docs article on that role (link is for SQL Server 2017):
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/reporting-services/security/role-definitions-predefined-roles?view=sql-server-2017#bkmk_systemuser
I've implemented a site using Umbraco 7.1.3 and configured the CMS to use Active Directory for the login. I've followed this official post (https://our.umbraco.org/wiki/how-tos/membership-providers/active-directory-membership-provider) and everything works perfectly.
My problem is when I try to create a new user using a user which has successfully logged in using It's AD credentials. Obviously the user I'm using is an Administrator of the CMS.
When I try to create this second user I get an error which points that
login name already exists
I can't find or understand what is doing Umbraco when it's configured to use AD as DefaultBackofficeProvider.
Does it try to create an user in Active Directory?
As I thought, the CMS will use the AD as the store of users, but it doesn't create new AD users for you (effectively you can only use the users section in the CMS to assign permission to users who have logged in).
If you wanted the Users section to create AD users for you, you might be able to code something custom yourself?
I have a client who's proposed a project that will be offered to enterprise customers as a subscription service. Each customer will be assigned a child portal where their employees will login to the portal to use the app. The child portals would be setup as subdomains such as company1.example.com, company2.example.com,..and so forth.
Since most enterprises use active directory for membership, he would like to offer this as an option for login. Now the question is, does a single installation of DNN allow each child portal to have its own separate active directory membership?
I believe you could most likely configure this option, as the AD settings are per portal, but you might simply reach out to DNNCorp to ask questions about AD as they have AD supported in the professional edition of the platform.
We have installed SharePoint Server 2010 and Project Server 2010 without AD. We're a disconnected bunch and thought we'd take it for a spin since being part of BizSpark. But now I'm seeing an issue with editing user account info like email address. Can anyone give me some hints on how life might be like without AD or how to supplement what we might be missing by running the system without AD. Many posts note it is supported but little has notes on what you might be missing.
Thanks in advance.
What you need is to check out the User Profile Service Application area.
Go to SharePoint Central Administration
Go to Manage Service Applications
Select User Profile Service Application
This area is the home of the accounts that are in SharePoint, as well as all the information about the users and how it is displayed on their "My Site"/profile page areas.
If you select Manage User Profiles, this is the area where you can override information from Active Directory about users that are in sharepoint. If you connect to AD, you'll see a little database icon next to the fields that indicates it is synchronized. Even if you use AD, these field can be individually overriden with new information. If you don't have AD, then these will all need to be populated manually by you.
If you go to Manage User Properties you will find all the options to show which fields are editable and which fields are not on a user's profile. This includes, but is not limited to:
Email
Display Name
Homepage/Url
Department
Manager
If you have AD, you'll rarely visit this service admin page, because everything will just work. If you don't, then you'll need to check out this area to change the information about the people that are using your SharePoint instance.
Hope that helps!