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5/7/2013 5:58 PM
 
We have created security roles in DNN that match the Organizational units in Active Directory. My understanding is that as soon as a user logs in he will be automatically assigned to the corresponding Active Director role in DNN. Am I understanding correctly? If not how do I synchronize active directory OUs and DNN security roles
 
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5/8/2013 3:16 PM
 
Hi Carl

As long as Synchronize Roles is checked then yes they'll automatically be assigned to the corresponding role they belong to.
 
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