I'm working on a project that uses MOSS 2007. We have user profiles set up to sync from AD and see the following behavior.
Take the user Jane Doe and her account MYDOMAIN\JaneDoe
She becomes part of a site collection
Her settings look fine when clicking My Settings or when another user looks at her info by clicking on her under People and Groups
She gets married and is renamed Jane Married with account MYDOMAIN\JaneMarried
The Shared Service Provider User Profile incremental import occurs
The profile looks good in the Shared Service Provider
The User Profile Synchronization Timer Job runs
The changes to Name and User name show properly in the My Settings or People and Groups but the Account field still has the old value until the new id (MYDOMAIN\JaneMarried) is added to the All Users.
Any ideas on where we might be missing something from a config standpoint? Or is there a SharePoint bug?
Thanks
Take a look at the stsadm command migrateuser:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc262141.aspx
We have seen this before at my current client where some women will change their name due to marriage and the profile import will work fine for some but fail for the other. This command typically will fix that issue.
Take a look at SharePoint AD Sync. Have not used it before but your question reminds me that tool.
Only for your information.
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We are trying to populate msTeam by using Teams Powerhsell Add-TeamUser cdmlets, when we run
Add-TeamUser -GroupId:"GROUPEID" -User:"USERID" -Role:Member
we have no error and the change take effect on our Azure Active Directory (cf. the user was added to the AAD Group). But we doesn't see the Team on Teams App.
EDIT : Sorry for losing important information the account user we are looking to add was 'guest' - user from other organization (cf. Other AAD external)
EDIT : Other point the User was added on AAD Group (equivalent of Teams Team)
But it doesn't appear on the Teams Member screen
Note: when we using the Teams Button Add Member the user was added perfectly. But now we are trying to use powershell because we have most account to adding on different Team.
Thanks in advance.
Ressources :
MsTeamsPowershell
Package_MicrosoftTeams_0.9.5
Edit closed :Bad reading documentation see comment
Further, and perhaps more important, quote from the docs: "Note: the command will return immediately, but the Teams application will not reflect the update immediately. The Teams application may need to be open for up to an hour before changes are reflected." – gvee 18 mins ago
I have created a dashboard named ABC Dashboard and a security role named ABC admin.
What I want is that ABC Dashboard is only visible to users who have security role ABC admin. How can I do that?
In short. You can't.
Slightly longer answer.
There are two types of dashboards, system and personal. System can be seen by everyone.
Personal are only seen by the user who has created them - but they can then be shared with other users and teams. Not an ideal solution but does what you want.
This feature is available in CRM 2013 and future versions.
This should be something simple, I have read a lot about the organization browser webpart, its a nice silverlight app that shows the hierarchy of people on the company, however I have no idea where you can edit/know the hierarchy, who is boss of who? where can I edit that?
What about if the users are coming from active directory? I suppose the first time it synchronizes there is no info at all about hierarchies.
Thanks
The org Browser pulls information from the User Profile store which in turn syncs with Active Directory.
You can also use this web part in your portal:
http://www.tcscblog.com/2011/04/11/using-the-sharepoint-2010-organization-browser-in-another-web-application/
Several fields in MOSS profiles are mapped to fields in active directory and we have given the user the ability to modify these.
But when the incremental profile import runs it overwrites these with the old values from active directory.
How do we make it so that AD is updated with the new values from the profile?
Thanks for any suggestions.
From http://blog.seancleaver.com/sean_cleaver/2008/07/sync-ad-users-to-sharepoint---2-way.html
So some of you have requested support to provide 2-Way Synchronization of AD Users between a SharePoint List and Active Directory. The good news is that the AD Provider for Data Synchronization Studio now supports this.
So you can effectively publish your AD Users to an Intranet Site to create a "Staff List" or "Telephone List" and then from this you can now allow your staff to update the personal information stored in the AD themselves by just simply editing the records in SharePoint. Then when the Synchronization occurs all changes are applied to the AD. There are a few limitations you can't create new AD Users this way and you can't delete users from the AD and certain properties are not updateable such as Member-Of etc.
We've given up on an easy way to do this and are writing a scheduled task that gets the recent change info from the users profile and updates AD from that.
Will try to post code once I've got something working.
I have a WSS 3.0 site with FBA and a custom user management web part. To track user email address, I have been using the Email property of the MembershipUser object. I just realized today that if you go into People and Groups and look at the email address for a user, the email address is blank, and can be edited there independent of the MembershipUser value. It seems that the alerts system uses the email address that is stored in People and Groups.
I have not gotten into recoding yet because I want to make sure I'm not missing anything first. I assume I could switch from MembershipUser.Email and story my information in SPUser.Email instead. But I seem to remember that on a different project I used MembershipUser.Email with no problems and the alerts went out fine (although that was MOSS).
So I guess I have two questions:
Is there a way to tell People and Groups or the Alerts system to use MembershipUser.Email?
Is it best practice to use SPUser.Email for email storage, rather than MembershipUser.Email?
This post goes in-depth in getting SharePoint to sync the user profiles in your FBA store by naming all properties sharepoint should know about in the web.config and create those properties in your ProfileProvider. Not sure if it is what you are looking for exactly though. FBA user profile mapping does not work as clean as AD user profile mapping does out of the box.
Also, check out the User Profile Import Tool on CodePlex. It's for MOSS but might provide some pointers.