Question on Group Membership issue in installation

Hi,
I am installing the Oracle DB and got this error in the 'Prerequisite Checks':
'Group Membership: <GroupName>
This is a prerequisite condition to test where user "<userID>" is a member of the group "<GroupName>"

SD wrote:
Hi,
I am installing the Oracle DB and got this error in the 'Prerequisite Checks':
'Group Membership: <GroupName>
This is a prerequisite condition to test where user "<userID>" is a member of the group "<GroupName>"consider reading & following the Installation Guide found at http://tahiti.oracle.com

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Hi all,
based on the OIM tutorials, I designed OIM that way that an end user can successfully request a resource. Is there a way to allow end users to modify their resource "subscriptions"? For example, I would like to allow end users to change their AD group memberships after the initial provision to the resource.
From what I have learned from the tutorials, I would assume to create an AD group membership attribute in the user account profile form and propagate changes to that attribute back to AD.
Or is there a way to allow end users to change their resource data directly under "My Resources" ?

there is no concept of requesting a modification of an already provisoned account. Like you said this can be achieved thru an attribute on the user's profile and on changing that attribute, downstream applications can be propagated the new value.
Typically if changes to an already proviisoned account needs to be done in oim and through oim, an oim admin goes to the user's resource profile and clicks on edit on the process form and can edit any data there. in case of ad groups, there will be a child process form that shows the groups that the user is a member of, you can insert(add) new groups or delete existing groups from there and save the form. In the proviisoning porcess of AD you will need to write a porcess task, which should add/remove the user from the specified group in AD on the trigger when a new group is added or an existing group is removed wehn the admin is modifying the user's AD process form/process child forms in oim.

Forest Trust Issues (Group Membership Issues)

OK - this is going to be long. I hope I am detailed enough.
Four domains, each in their own forests:
domain.w.com
domain.x.com
domain.y.com
domain.z.com
For the sake of everyone, I'll refer to each domain as "w" or "x", which would be domain.w.com and domain.x.com, respectively.
Domains x, y, and z all have users that require access to resources on domain
w. Remember - each domain is in its own forest.
Three trusts were created on domain w. Since the users on domain w do not need any resources on the other domains, three "ONE-WAY:OUTGOING" trusts were created (one for each) via Active Directory Domains and
Trusts on domain w. The option to create the trust (have it show up in Active Directory Domains and Trusts) in the other domains (in this case
x, y, and z) was selected.
After the trusts were created from domain w, the trusts were verified. Administrators on domain
w could "verify" the trusts (using admin accounts created for them on the three trusted domains).
Since everything looked good (domain w shows up as an incoming trust for the other three domains), permissions for specific users on domains
x, y, and z were granted for a share in domain
w.
Only... that didn't happen. When attempting to change permissions on the share, administrators were able to change the working domain directory to either
x, y, or z... but searching returned zero results. Zilch.
*It should be noted that this scenario has been in place for quite some time now, and that all groups/users previously defined on the share (that belong to the three domains trusted by domain
w) now all show up as SIDs.
When attempting to verify (validate) the incoming trust on any of the three domains, the error "Windows cannot find an Active Directory Domain Controller for the domain.w.com domain. Verify that an AD DC is available and then try again."
is returned.
Pinging domain.w.com returns the correct address. Direct pings to both domain controllers on domain w
is also working. Domain w can also do the same pings that I just listed to all three other domains with correct results.
There is no firewall in between these forests.
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Should I be able to verify the trust from x, y, or
z to domain w?
Why cant domain w see the users/groups in the other domains?
Why does domain w validate the trust if the other three domains cant?
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Any help is much appreciated.
Chris

Yes, this is related to DNS, from what you describe.
The simplest way to configure this is to go to EACH dns server on both sides of the trust and configure it for a conditional forwarder of the others dns zone.
http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/windows-and-office/configuring-dns-forwarders-to-support-windows-server-2003-forest-trusts/501/
Unless you have a root dns server for all four zones already.
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Group membership from AD

Does anybody have any advice on how to properly set up a LiveCycle domain to allow group membership to work correctly?
Our domain appears to be properly configured to retrieve our users and groups from Active Directory through LDAP. However, groups are not properly populated with users, and users are not properly associated with groups.
For example, if I bring up a user in AdminUI > Settings > User Management > Users and Groups, it only shows them as being a member of "All principals in domain..." and "All Principals."
Likewise, if I bring up a group known to have members in "Users and Groups," it appears to be empty.
However, if I execute the following query against the MySQL database, which would appear to display the groups of which a given user is a member, I see the expected groups listed.
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i FROM (edcprincipalgrpctmntentity
i INNER JOIN edcprincipalentity ON
i edcprincipalgrpctmntentity.refchildprincipalid = edcprincipalentity.id)
i INNER JOIN edcprincipalentity AS edcprincipalentity_1 ON
i edcprincipalgrpctmntentity.refparentprincipalid = edcprincipalentity_1.id
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Weblogic 10.3.0 - Security Violation when Group Membership Lookup enabled

Dear Admins,
We're running a Weblogic 10.3.0 cluster with our own software deployed.
We're using SQL authentication (JDBC to Oracle DB) to authenticate users.
Recently we've been tuning our WL cluster to improve performance, and have enabled Group Membership Lookup Hierarchy Caching.
Sometimes users log into our application and get inssuficient rights (or some other error). This appears to happen at random. Most of the times they can log in without problems.
We determined it's not something to do with the cluster, although it can happen on one node and the other node will work as normal.
In the Managed server we see this error (with test user):
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Hello,
Thanks for your answer it will help me.
Best Regards.
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AD Group Membership with User From Domain Outside of Forest

Here's one to twist your brain around -
I have kerberos authentication using Active Directory working between a client's web browser and my web-app hosted in JBoss. I also have limited authorization working by checking group memberships using LDAP. This currently only works if all users are in the same domain. The ever-helpful adler_steven has detailed in another thread (http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=603815&tstart=15) how to do a group membership check for all Users/Groups in a single forest using the Global Context.
I need to go beyond the domain and even beyond the forest and try to authorize a user from a trusted domain by checking if the user is a member of a group in my domain. Authentication works fine using kerberos. It's the authorization by group check I am having trouble with. I believe there are two ways to approach this:
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Access the MS-specific PAC in the kerberos token from the client to get the group SIDs. The structure of the PAC is nicely defined in this article: http://appliedcrypto.com/spnego/pac/ms_kerberos_pac.html. However, I have no idea how to access the decrypted token. I pass the encrypted token that I receive from the browser to myGssContext.acceptSecContext(...) to complete the authentication.
Question: Does anyone know how to get the decrypted kerberos ticket from there, specifically the authorization-data field?
Approach #2
Try to walk through the Active Directory structures in both domains using LDAP. In the domain group that I am checking, I can see a member attribute that references a foreignSecurityPrincipal object. The CN of this object happens to be the objectSID of the user I am looking for in the remote domain. Unfortunately, I have to check the remote domain server directly to verify that. The foreignSecurityPrincipal object itself does not contain any hint about what user it refers to aside from the SID (no originalDomainName attribute or something similar). It is feasible that I could walk the chain of references back to the remote domain AD server. That would require that my configuration include a list of remote domain servers to check (since I could have users from multiple trusted domains) and that my JBoss server have access to those servers.
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adTHANKSvance
Eric

You should be able to work back from the foreignSecurityPrincipal object :-) He says with a wry smile..
This post prompts me to think whether one day someone will draw the entity relationship diagram for AD. Oh well, I've been procrastinating for years, a few more won't hurt !
If it was a user from within the same forest, you should just be able to perform a search against a GC using the objectSID as the search filter. I've forgotten, but I don't think they will be represented as foreign security principals.
Have a look at the post titled JNDI, Active Directory and SID's (Security Identifiers) available at
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=585031&tstart=150 that describes how to search for an object based on their SID.
Now if it is a user from another forest, with which you have a trust relationship, then we begin the navigation excercise.
You'll need obtain the user's SID (either from the cn or from the objectSID attributes) from the foreignSecurityPrincipal object. For example CN=S-1-5-21-3771862615-1804478405-1612909269-2143,CN=ForeignSecurityPrincipals,DC=antipodes,DC=com
objectSID=S-S-1-5-21-3771862615-1804478405-1612909269-2143Then obtain the domain RID, eg.S-1-5-21-3771862615-1804478405-1612909269Next you will have to recurse each of the crossRef objects in the Partitions container, in the configuration naming context (which you will find listed in the RootDSE). The crossref objects that represent trusted domains or forests will have values for their trustParent attributes. A sample query would be something like//specify the LDAP search filter
String searchFilter = "(&(objectClass=crossRef)(trustParent=*))";
//Specify the Base for the search
String searchBase = "CN=Partitions,CN=Configuration,DC=antipodes,DC=com";For each crossRef object, you can then use the dnsRoot attribute to determine the dns domain name of the forest/domain (if you want to later use dns to search for the dns name,ip address of the domain controllers in the trusted domains/forests), and then use the nCName attribute to determine the distinguished name of the trusted forest/domain.dnsRoot = contoso.com
ncName = dc=contoso,dc=comPerform another bind to the ncName for the trusted domain/forest and retrieve the objectSID attribute, which will be the domain's RID. You may want to cache this information as a lookup table to match domain RID's with domain distingusihed names and dns names.String ldapURL = "ldap://contoso.com:389";
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BTW, If I was doing this purely on Windows, IIRC, you just use one API call DsCrackNames, to get the "real user", and then the appropriate ImpersonateUser calls to update the process token etc..
Good luck.

"Domain Users" group in Active Directory does not belong to any Group Membership in LC

Active Directory user belonging to "Domain Users" group does not belong to any Group Membership in LC, why does it not belong to "Domain Users" group?
Any way to correct this issue, without changing group membership on AD side?
If Active Directory user is member of "Domain Admins" or "Users" then these show same group membership in LC.
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If you want to use the Domain Users group for the purpose of representing all the users then you can use the "All principals in domain xxx" group which is created by UM.
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Group Membership under Settings/My Account is not updating

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We use our custom tool to create/update new/existing users with the permissions. Then our ETL picks up the changes from the OLTP tables and update User Permission table in our DWH hourly. Now let me explain the present situation. User ABC is an existing user and never used our Report Portal before, we updated ABC user with all the necessary groups to use Report portal and with curiosity she didn't wait until Hourly ETL run and she didn't had the necessary permissions to run any reports in Report portal. But when she login after 1hr/10 hr/ 1 day/2 day, the user won't see the Permissions getting updated in Group Membership. If we check the User permission table in DWH, it is updated with all the new roles, but it is never being updated in 'My Account' Answers. I think this is some kind of Presentation Cache issue, but I did clicked "Reload Files and Metadata" under Settings and "Close All Cursors" under Settings/Manage Sessions. You may also say it may be with the Caching on Initialization Block for the User Permission table, but we did Un-check the 'Use Caching' right below the Row-wise initialization for the corresponding Initialization block. We has 3 users with the same issue now. But when the user waits for certain time (for at least 1hr), and when they login after the actual hourly ETL ran, they were able to get in and use Report Portal without any issue. So, I am kind of sure this is something with CACHING and I might be missing some thing on Clearing this type of Cache. Could someone please help me out on this? This is in PRD and we are not able to find a solution. Any help would be appreciated!
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And I should try deleting the user folders, but my company has a very strict policy so I should do that in DEv, then QA and in PRD. Hope this works, but I am still not convinced why this is happening. We cannot keep on deleting the user folders in future if this happens again.

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Yes, we are using Initialization Blocks to update the User Groups. Our USER_PERMISSION table has Login, Company_ID, Roles, etc columns in it. The Initialization Block will query on this Table and the query has a where clause in it and the Where clause "where company_id=(select substr(':USER', 0, (instr(':USER', '.')) - 1) from dual) and upper(login)=upper((select substr(':USER', (instr(':USER', '.')) + 1) from dual))) and dw_delete_date is null" from which it will get the roles for each user. And YES, the Caching is turned off for this initialization block.
And I should try deleting the user folders, but my company has a very strict policy so I should do that in DEv, then QA and in PRD. Hope this works, but I am still not convinced why this is happening. We cannot keep on deleting the user folders in future if this happens again.

Report of Groups owned along with group memberships for each group, all in a single .csv file

Hello all,
What I'm trying to do is generate a report of all groups owned by a specific user, along with the group memberships, and output it all to a single .csv file. In the .csv file, I would like to have the group names as the column headers, and underneath
the group name, list all the members of the group down through the column. So for example, if User1 owns 3 groups, the output would look like:
What I'm having trouble with is outputting the objects to the .csv using New-Object psobject, and I'm starting to wonder if there is an easier way to do this and my brain is just fried.
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OK so I can try and give some code here, but I'm asking more of a concept question about how PowerShell builds objects so I'm not sure it will help....
$User = "User1"
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SITUATION: I am attempting to enable the ability for specified users to edit the membership of Exchange 2010 distribution groups via Outlook 2010. I have configured permissions via RBAC for them to be able to do this by following the instructions and
running the script found here:
http://msexchangeteam.com/archive/2009/11/18/453251.aspx
After running the script, users specified as group managers are able to edit group membership through the ECP. But when they attempt to do so via Outlook, they receive the same message that they would see if the permission to edit group membership
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Click Start
Collapse this imageExpand this image
, point to All Programs , point to Exchange Server 2010 , and then click
Exchange Management Shell .
At the command prompt, run the following cmdlet:
New-RoleGroup DistributionGroupManagement -Roles "Distribution Groups"
At the command prompt, run the following cmdlet:
Add-RoleGroupMember DistributionGroupManagement -Member <var>UserName</var>
Open Outlook and try to remove from your distribution list those members that you could not remove before

Not inheriting group membership / users not showing in workgroup "Everyone"

Hi,
In the new OS X Lion Server Profile Manager, there is a default group called Everyone, that should contain all users.
However, it only shows the first user I created (UID 1025).
Users created after that are not automatically added to the group Everyone
I can assign these newer users to a Workgroup I created myself, but since they are absent in the Everyone group, I cannot assign devices to these users, and thus not properly manage these users and their devices.
Using Workgroup Manager to check on the membership of the users with UID>1025 I see that the inherited workgroup membership of Users (GID 403) is missing.
How can fix a problem with the inherited group membership of users?
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Patrick

did you configure the people picker
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg602075(d=lightweight,v=office.14).aspx#section4
http://jaredmatfess.wordpress.com/2013/02/26/sharepoint-2010-people-picker-is-having-a-hard-time-finding-people/
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No need to configure the People Picker in a full trust between domains of the same forest.
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Mapping shares based on ADS Group membership

Hello,
I am a pc person and do not know much about Macs. I have been charged to find a way to attach all of our new macs to our Active Directory. I have been able to bind a test machine to the directory and get the home share. Now the "higher ups" want the macs to mimic a pc in logon. They want the mac to map all the shares based on group membership at login. Some of these people connect to 4 to 5 different shares depending on their job duties.
I have looked on line and all the questions/answers like this seem to end at binding to the ADS and getting a home share. I need to go one step further. Any help would be greatly appriciated.

Logon scripts, not Active Directory, are typically used to map drives to Windows computers at login. You assign a script to a user via Active Directory.
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You won't find many other options, if any.
Hope this helps! bill
1 GHz Powerbook G4 Mac OS X (10.4.8)

Group membership alterations timeout

Hello,
I've imported about 100 security groups with their members from AD to FIM and have altered precedence so that FIM now manages these groups. I want to change the groups to criteria based membership and have successfully done so in a number of cases,
however I am finding that groups with more than apx. 700 members are causing an error in the portal.
Event viewer says that the diagnostic log may contain more information but it does not. It also suggests checking the SharePoint log but unfortunately I have been unable to find an appropriate log.
I've had this error occur before in similar circumstances and my guess is that there is some sort of timeout cancelling the operation.
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Many thanks
Portal error:
"Unable to process your request. Please contact your help desk or system administrator."
Event viewer:
"The portal was unable to complete a request and showed a user the default error page.
An unhandled exception was caught.
Check the product diagnostic log file and then check the SharePoint log file."

Hello FIM-EN,
You probably have a timeout issue. Tyr to increase the value in the file "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Forefront Identity Manager\2010\Service\Microsoft.ResourceManagement.Service.exe.config":
/configuration/ resourceManagementClient/ @timeoutInMilliseconds
[0,360000]
90,000
The timeout of the client side of communication.
link:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff800821%28v=ws.10%29.aspx
Regards,
Sylvain

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