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6/25/2008 5:36 PM
 

Yes that's the bug. The Cancel should be showing at the bottom of the screen or at least should be showing when you're looking at the list of Roles.

 
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6/26/2008 11:00 AM
 

Yes, that is the same bug.  I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but the role sync stopped working for me here in both test and production.  It is the strangest thing....After the initial install everything seemed to be working great.  That same day, I added a group from AD into DNN and users are not being added to it.  I tested again with a group I am in and sure enough I was not automatically added to the group.  I there caching going on somewhere?  I noticed other beta versions of the provider so I'm going to try those next.

Correction, I think 01.00.04.21909 is the latest version?  Is that right?  I see higher numbers out there...


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6/26/2008 1:54 PM
 

Yes that's the latest. The version number after 01.00.04 is auto-generated and I'm not sure how MS decides what number it want's to use.

Synchronization isn't always instantaneous and sometimes takes awhile before it happens (15-30 minutes in my testing on my production site). Those users that weren't being added to the role you created the other day. Are they still not being added to it now?

 
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6/27/2008 7:09 AM
 

Correct.  I just logged into my portal this morning and, believe it or not, it took me out of the AD role that I added myself to the other day!  I'm back to square one.  In my testing, the role sync would seem to work immediately after logging in.  I would create a same named group from AD in DNN roles that my test user was in, logout and login as my test user and the role was updated with his name.  Logout and back in a couple of times to make sure it "stuck" and it was working.  Then, I would even remove the test user from the role, logout and log back in as the test user and he would get put back in the role.  Perfect.  Now, however, it isn't happening.  I added a role name just like from AD (I use the pre-windows 2000 name) and logout and back in, but it's not being put into that role.  I verified my authentication settings, user and password, still no good.  Now, I manually add myself to the role, logout and back in, and it takes my name out of the role!  Ouch.  Sorry to be the bearer of bad news.

On the plus side...it did not take me out of the existing roles, AD groups or DNN groups.  I'm going to try another test...the role I added was at the bottom of my membership list in AD.  I'm going to create a role that is found higher up in the list to see if that gets updated.  If it does, then it could just be that it isn't getting all the way through the membership list....

Hold the phone! ! ! ! In my haste to test this I just realized that the group I added wasn't a security group, but a distribution group.  Duh.  I added a security group (a global group name) and it worked immediately.  I want to see if global or universal makes a difference.  Also, the group I had in there the other day that users were not getting added to was definitely a security group, so now I'm not sure if I have it working or not.  Today should prove to be a good test.  I'll keep you posted.


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7/1/2008 10:44 AM
 

Hi everyone,

I just installed the new AD beta and everything works great If the user is both on AD and on DNN Users database. But when I have a user on AD but NOT on DNN Users database it throws the user into an endless redirect. I have also followed Mike's AD instalation guide and read some other threads with a similar problem...
Anyone could point me out some directions? I am desperate :(

Some more details:

DotNetNuke version 4.8.2
SQL Server 2005
AD 01.00.04.21909 

Webconfig:

authentication mode="Windows">forms name=".DOTNETNUKE" protection="All" timeout="60" cookieless="UseCookies" />authentication>

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I have also tried using the following without sucess. In this case I am presented with DotNetNuke default login and always gives access failed for both users at AD and DotNetNuke users table:

<authentication mode="Forms">

<forms name=".DOTNETNUKE" loginUrl="DesktopModules/AuthenticationServices/ActiveDirectory/WindowsSignin.aspx?tabid=39" timeout="60" cookieless="UseCookies" />

</authentication>

 
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