Active Roles Licensing ... The following article explains Active Roles Licensing:
Active Roles 7.0 supports Windows 10 for the Active Roles Console (MMC).
You can start, stop or restart the Administration Service by clicking the Start, Stop or Restart button at the top of the Administration Service page in the Configuration Center main window.
From the Administration Service page in the Configuration Center main window, click Change in the Service account area. ... In the wizard that appears, supply the logon name and password of the domain user account in which you want the Administration Service to run.
In the wizard that appears, specify the SQL Server instance and the database you want the Administration Service to use, and choose the database connection authentication mode (Windows authentication or SQL Server login).
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On the Administration Service page in the Configuration Center main window, you can view the state of the Administration Service. ... Please refer to the Feature Guide for further details.
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In the wizard that appears, specify the group that you want to have the Active Roles Admin rights.
Occasionally, after an upgrade, it may be desired to migrate Personal Views from one Active Roles Web Interface configuration to another one. ... This need can be accomplished using the Update-ARWebUISettings cmdlet which is included in the ActiveRolesConfiguration PowerShell module.
We have full control access to a workflow using access template "Automation Workflow - Full Control". ... But the users are unable to schedule the workflow, an ARS Admin server cannot be selected in the workflow schedule settings:
What are the Active Roles Azure App minimum permissions required for Azure integration to work with Active Roles?. ... The following are the Azure roles and permissions required for the Active Roles Administration Service to function as expected:
After an upgrade, when attempting to navigate directly to any URL in the Active Roles Web Interface that is not the default home page, the page fails to load and the following error may be displayed:
Active Roles 7.4 includes functionality out-of-the-box to automatically create remote mailboxes when a user account is licensed for Exchange Online via an Active Roles client. ... Active Roles 7.6 includes an on-demand trigger which will allow for the creation of a remote mailbox.
Depending on your organization's requirements, you may find it necessary to create additional Active Roles Web Interface sites. ... When creating a new Web Interface site, you have the option to apply the configuration of an existing Web Interface site to the newly created one.
Option to manager or perform MFA reset/re-register for Azure User accounts using Web Interface. ... Currently, this feature is not available in Active Roles and an Enhancement Request id#478354 has been created detailing the feature above.
This issue has been identified as a defect ID #478214 and it is under review by the Active Roles Product Team for potential resolution in a future release. ... WORKAROUND ... None ... STATUS ... Waiting for a fix in a future release of Active Roles.
See all the recent operations made under the notification icon from the Web Interface. ... An enhancement request (476702) has been created detailing the feature above. ... STATUS ... The product team will evaluate the request and this feature may become available in a future release of the product.
Intermittently, when attempting to view the Directory Tree and/or perform a search in the Active Roles Web Interface the performance response time is slow. ... The presentation of this issue can vary, but usually, there is a delay of 30-60 seconds every 4-5 searches.
<p>There is a requirement for users not to be removed from specific Dynamic Groups when the user is deprovisioned.</p> <p>This is by design, the Active Roles policies do not accept Dynamic Groups to be included, as a workaround the Dynamic Group will need to be converted to Basic Group, then add it to the exclusion rule and then convert it back to a Dynamic Group.</p>
Is it possible to query below permissions via Powershell?: ... The following script will show trustee and Access Template details linked to a specific User object: ... #######################################################################################################################
After setting the built-in Active Directory group Domain Admin as Active Roles Admin, Web Interface is not allowed to customize, although the Active Roles MMC Console shows the admin permission. ... This issue has been confirmed as a product defect and is currently being tracked under the following ID: 476465
Attempting to update the samAccountName attribute fails with the ERROR: Directory service is unavailable. ... This issue occurs in all Active Roles clients. ... All other attributes can be updated without issue.
After configuring an approval Workflow that is triggered by a certain operation (such as adding a member to a group or deleting a User object), performing the triggering operation does not cause the Workflow to fire.
When performing a password reset using a real-time password sync in the Active Roles Synchronization Service, the target Active Directory user account will remain locked even after the reset. ... This is expected functionality.
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