Could anyone guide me how to import Active Directory in to user profiles in Sharepoint 2007.
I need to hide domain name when some one logs in to the site.
Thank you
You will need to access: Central Administration > Shared Services Administration > User Profiles and Properties
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/827754
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I installed the official app Google Cloud to manage and monitor my Google Cloud ressources. I then logged in using an account with an Owner role on the top structure My Organization and an Owner role on all its sub-projects as well. I am super-admin in Google Workspace.
However, I can't seem to access/list any project or ressource in the app. Basically it tells me I lack permissions.
I tried looking for specific IAM permissions for this scenario but without luck.
What am I missing?
To get the permissions that you need to manage access to a project, folder, or organization in Google official cloud you need to have following IAM roles on the resource that you want to manage access for (project, folder, or organization):
To manage access to a project: Project IAM Admin
(roles/resourcemanager.projectIamAdmin)
To manage access to a folder: Folder Admin
(roles/resourcemanager.folderAdmin)
To manage access to projects, folders, and organizations:
Organization Admin (roles/resourcemanager.organizationAdmin)
To manage access to almost all Google Cloud resources: Security Admin
(roles/iam.securityAdmin)
For more information about granting roles, see Required permissions and Manage access and check these roles.
I found the solution:
In Google Workspace Admin console, you must activate the service named Additional services without individual control.
Menu 'Apps' > 'Additional Google services' > 'CHANGE' next to 'Access to additional services without individual control for all organisational units is turned Off' (info icon in the upper zone) > 'ON for everyone'
We are using TFS 2013.
We can assign users to the project by going to the web portal dashboard of the project, and click on Manage and add members to team.
Other way is to click on the gear icon on top right and manage users from there.
Another way is to open the TFS admin console and assign permissions from there.
I would like to know the differences between these 3 approaches. Thanks.
It doesn't appear that you can modify the base url for the portal settings in TFS 2010. I currently have
http://tfsserver.mydomain.com
I would like the system to launch
http://tfsserver
instead when a user selects 'Show project portal' from Team Explorer.
Is it possible to change the site root that it points to? We keep getting security prompts with fqdn.
I found the answer myself. On the application tier, open the admin console, select SharePoint Web Applications and change the base url there.
I want to allow some users to access a team project portal, so I give them read permission in sharepoint manage centre. But, I found that these accounts can access team project portal only on service, when logged in client, they're forbided.
How could I do it?
I found the default account of vs2010 is server\administrator, so I gave the account some permission, then it's ok.
I am involved in developing a portal with a public-facing side. For this i created a web application with windows authentication for intranet zone and after that, I created an extension for an internet zone with fba. In the internet extension we have the following requirement:
- able to acess to sharepoint backoffice using fba.
- have a authentication mecanism for portal visitors, where they can authenticate and acess to a page where they can subscribe the newsletter and define some site appearance (this users can't acess to sharepoint backoffice).
My idea is use the aspnet membership provider to authenticate both users and create diferente roles for them. Anyone suggests another approach? Is there any way to ensure that visitors (2 case) do not enter the backoffice portal?
Thanks
Yes you should be able to achieve what you want through permissions and FBA. You can great a couple of security groups, one for guest visitors, one for 'backoffice' visitors.
Assign the guests group permission to see the public section of the site, and the backoffice visitors can get permission to see the backoffice section.