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2/15/2007 5:44 AM
 

Dear All,

   I am using dnn4.3.7. In our AD, I have created some user groups which are of "Global" scope. However, I found that the roles can not be sync. to dnn. However, if I change those user groups to "Domain Local" scope, the roles can be sync. to dnn successfully.

   Therefore, may I confirm is it a must to create user groups in "Domain Local" scope such that they can be sync. to roles for dnn? If it is true, do anyone know the rational behind this? Thx.

Cheers,

Woodas Lai

 
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