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6/5/2007 6:44 PM
 

It is mostly automated and a little tiny bit of manual work.  The import module I wrote takes care of the majority of the user roles (based on what department or branch they are in, their job title, etc), but there is some manual work (very little, really) that the portal administrator takes care of on an individual basis.  I never remove roles during an import, but I do flag the user as potentially no longer needing them (if their job title, location, etc changed). 

The problem with the active directory was that when I first tested it, it created all sorts of nasty security roles that we didn't want on the intranet and just flat out didn't apply to it.  It is a lot easier to have our own set of roles and maintain those separately, though again, most of them are automated through my import module.


-- Jon Seeley
DotNetNuke Modules
Custom DotNetNuke and .NET Development
http://www.seeleyware.com
 
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6/5/2007 6:47 PM
 

And that is one of the big beefs I had with the DNN AD integration.  I have read (and now can't find) some threads detailing how to turn that off... if may have been a custom enhancement to the core code, now that I think about it, and so that's why I wrote my own module to work around that.

Its been nice with our users never having to log on (unless connecting from a MAC or browser other than IE, then it does prompt them for their information because of the anonymous authentication disabled)... but we only 2-3 users who use Firefox or a MAC and the rest are on Windows PCs.  It is nice when the IT guys have full control over what people use and just force them to use what is on the machine and not download anything else.


-- Jon Seeley
DotNetNuke Modules
Custom DotNetNuke and .NET Development
http://www.seeleyware.com
 
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