Can't inherit role privileges to user accounts in targets.

Question

Hello,
We have the role MXGR0001 and it has a privilege associated (PRIV:GROUP:AD:CN=UMonterrey,OU=Security,OU=Groups,OU=Monterrey,OU=Mexico,DC=mabenet,DC=corpmabe,DC=com)
as is indicated on u201CMember Privilegesu201D tab. When we see the privilege properties, it says the role is a member from this privilege.
In the u201CTasksu201D tab of the privilege, we have associated a task in the part of u201CProvisioning Tasku201D, our task is u201CCreateADSUseru201D, the reason of this association was because at the moment of the assignation of the role, the task associated to the privilege could be executed and the privilege could be associated to the user.
Note: The Active Directory user has static values just to see the association with the privilege.
For example, we wanted to associate the user 1000611 with the role MXGR0001, it works fine, but when I look for the created user in Active Directory in the tab "Member of" of my user, the privilege is not associated. Do you know why this is happening? or do you know how to associate privilege to an Active Directory User from the Identity Center, which are the fields or tasks that I need to change into the Privilege or Role?
I hope you could help me with this!
Regards!
Edited by: Andrés Alavez on Nov 8, 2011 11:13 PM

Answer 1

That's a bit unusual, and perhaps if you start the computer from the OS X
Install disc and run Disk Utility's first-aid from that version on the booted
install disc; have it 'repair disk' and also 'repair disk permissions.'
Sometimes, just starting in SafeBoot, then 'repair disk permissions' from
Disk Utility in the Utilities/Applications folder (see Go in Finder menu,
choose Utilities folder; find Disk Utility; launch) and when it is done,
quit Disk Utility and restart and allow the computer to boot normally.
This may resolve the user account issue; or it may not.
See various instructions (can be used outside of context)
"Resolve startup issues and perform disk maintenance
with Disk Utility and fsck" - http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1417
In a worse-case scenario, an "archive & install" and update may be
required, if an issue cannot be resolved through other means. More
would need to be known about the machine, its use & status before
suggesting any one course of action. There may be something else
behind the symptom you described.
Good luck & happy computing!