What are the backend configuration required for photo upload from portal?

Hi all,
When i am trying to upload the photo from portal it is giving error
can not archive the photo
we are using portal 7 and ecc 6.0
I want to know
What are the backend configuration required for photo upload from portal
Can any but help me out
Rajendra

Hi,
Are you using the standard iview. If that's the case you need to configure in the backend. Meaning you need to store the photo in the Org management(HR) which the HR functional guys will do. You just need to add the iview to your role.
Let me know if you require further informationn.
Award points if helpful.
Cheers,
sathya

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