I am using SharePoint 2010 and AD as well.
I have added some users in AD and then I add them to Group called "TestingUsers" in AD, this is group has Group scope Global and Group type Security, in Sharepoint this group holds only "Read" permission,
But when i add user through AD and check permission in SharePoint it shows "None" instead of showing "Read" and
moreover this the same user can log into site with credentials as well
pls help me ....
http://blogs.technet.com/b/yashgoel-msft/archive/2012/04/13/check-permissions-showing-quot-none-quot-for-users-added-through-ad-groups-in-sharepoint-2010.aspx
When you try to do checkpermissions for a user added on the
site through AD group you get “none” even though group has permissions on the
site and user also doesn’t have any issue in logging into the site. It’s just
that the check permission doesn’t work for the group and the user.
Resolution:
Take a ULS while doing check permissions and if you see the
following entry
04/02/2012
17:27:49.89 w3wp.exe
(0x169C) 0x0974 SharePoint
Foundation General 7fdb Unexpected AuthZInitializeContextFromSid
failed! ddd8bfd7-3a2d-4b94-8249-0e22f057a52f
This comes if the farm account doesn’t have permissions to
read the TGGAU attribute of the group or the user ID. To resolve this login to
your Active Directory
AD users
and groups àview
à check advance features
Right click on the SP farm account à member of à add à windows authorization
access control à
click ok
Related
In the below image as you could see I'm getting the warning,
"Not granted for SKCET Corporation Private Limited",
what should I do to remove it ?
A Global Administrator would need to go to that page and click Grant admin consent button.
You can see the documentation on admin consent here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/manage-apps/grant-admin-consent
Make sure that if you're the only one or just opened the account that you are an admin on Microsoft 365.
You will need to add a TXT record in your DNS settings (F.e. Route53 - AWS)
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/admin/misc/become-the-admin?view=o365-worldwide
Once that is verified you will automatically be a global administrator and then you will have access to all admin features.
Then just click on the small hard to see in grey here:
I am getting the following error or status Not granted for my domain. see the attached document
Is this because my role is User?
I tried to find who is Azure AD Global Administrator?
I followed the following steps:
Log into the Azure Portal (https://portal.azure.com).
Click on Azure Active Directory
Click on Roles and administrators
Click on Global administrator
Under Global administrator it says Microsoft Office 365 Portal
what does it mean?
How can I or someone else in organization become Global administrator?
I want API permissions->User.Read.All Not granted for mydomain
PS: My email is work email.
Update 1
My role is user
Update 2
Global administrator - Assignments say's Microsoft Office 365 Portal is my Admin. How to get these credentials?
I was similiarly frustrated here: it's very hard to spot, however you'll notice that the 'grant admin consent for -' is reset on every update to permissions.
Therefore: simply re-tick this and wait a few seconds for the warnings to disappear.
I too thought I was missing a step elsewhere, very misleading!
For User.Read.All permission you should have Admin Consent which a User cannot avail.
You should have either Global Admin or Application administrator credentials.
Permission Required:
Please refer to this official document Permission details
Admin Credentials:
For Admin credentials details refer to this document
Office 365 Admin Role Assignment:
Hope this will help. Let me know if you have any more concern.
Make sure that if you're the only one or just opened the account that you are an admin on Microsoft 365.
You will need to add a TXT record in your DNS settings (F.e. Route53 - AWS) https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/admin/misc/become-the-admin?view=o365-worldwide
Once that is verified you will automatically be a global administrator and then you will have access to all admin features.
Go back to Azure and then just click on the small hard to see in grey here:
I am not an expert with SharePoint and couldn't figure out if this questions has been answered already in SO. So, please redirect as necessary. Thanks!
Customer has a sharepoint farm (syncs with AD) which is a purely OOB implementation and no custom code. That said, the question is - if a user was updated in AD (a property of the user), can the user's permissions on the existing site collection, be modified/reset automatically without manual intervention?
Let's say if
1) User belongs to BusinessGroup "Group1" (AD) and the user has "Full
Control" to SharePoint site collection "Group1-SiteColl".
2) User's BusinessGroup is now changed to "Group2" in AD.
In this scenario, the user permissions on "Group1-SiteColl" should be reset to "ViewOnly" (or something of that sort) and the user should be given "FullControl" permission to the new SiteCollection "Group2-SiteColl"
How can this be achieved (automated, no manual intervention) without deploying any custom code. With PS or OOB workflows?
Any help is appreciated.
You can set permissions only for users or groups (both SharePoint and AD). Based on AD properties you can define audiences to hide or display some parts (typically webparts) in SharePoint UI. But this is not equal to permissions!
I have created a 'Site User' role which is appropriate for users who will be Viewers on every available portlet. For example a user with this role should be only allowed to view documents in Documents and Media portlet but not allowed to add a new document or edit an existed.
I have defined the proper permissions in my Site role, however users with this Site role are still able to create events or add documents etc.
All these users are also assigned with the Social Office User role but as I'm seeing there is no such permission granted from this role.
I'm wondering if this is a normal behavior or the only solution is to modify portlets in a way that they won't allow users without the 'Site Admin' role to perform certain actions.
They're most likely still assigned to the "User" role (portal wide), or gets the permission from being a "Site Member". As you can't remove permissions, only add them through roles, check these roles for their bundled permissions.
They're assigned as default to Site Member role as Olaf stated. Look this file:
https://github.com/liferay/liferay-portal/blob/master/portal-impl/src/resource-actions/documentlibrary.xml
As Site Member you have :
<site-member-defaults>
<action-key>ADD_DOCUMENT</action-key>
<action-key>ADD_FOLDER</action-key>
<action-key>ADD_SHORTCUT</action-key>
<action-key>SUBSCRIBE</action-key>
<action-key>VIEW</action-key>
</site-member-defaults>
as default action permissions.
Im trying to run a command on the AddUserToGroup method via webservices (UserGroup.asmx).
I set up the code as follows.
//set up the user group
userGroup = new UserGroup.UserGroup();
userGroup.Url = vtiBin + "/UserGroup.asmx";
userGroup.Credentials = CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials;
So I have my credentials being passed to the webserive. Now I run the following
userGroup.AddUserToGroup("System Group", preferedName, userLogin, email, "");
this throws an exception, my account does not have permission. however if I run this code under a different user with GOD access it works
What is the minimum required permission??
I have given my account
Full Access to the User Information List (on the sharepoint site)
Manage Analytics, Manage Audiences, Manage User Profiles, Personal Features, Personal Site, Set Permissions (sharedServices Admin, Personalization services permissions )
Couldn't this also have more to do with the permission to manage the group rather than permission to use the web service? I know I've run into similar situations via the UI before, and it turned out that I didn't have permissions to edit the group's membership. I believe there are a few situations in which you have permission to edit a group's membership:
You are the creator of the group
The creator of the group (or a site collection administrator) designated you as an owner of the group
The group was configured to allow all group members to edit its membership, and you are a member of the group
You are a site collection administrator
Is it possible that none of those conditions fit for you?
There is a permission in SharePoint to allow for web service calls. It's called "Use Remote Interfaces". Your user should have this permission to make changes via web services.