on 09-15-2008 10:33 PM
Hi,
Is it possible to give a user Admin rights to just a specific Application within a BPC 5.1 SP3 Application set? In an application set, how can I give a user read/write authority to all entities in one application and just view only access to all entities in another application. Thanks for your help.
Hello,
I installed BPC 5.1 (without SP) with local administrator and I want to change it because I donu2019t detect the Active Directory.
Installation is stand-alone.
Appl. Server is out of Domain.
My client wants to use the Active Directory. Is possible to change the administrator and use domain administrator or domain account? How?
Have I launch the installation again with an account domain?
I don´t want to install again.
Thanks
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Hi Gustavo,
can you please clarify? You are talking of Active Directory and that you want to authenticate against it, but you also say that the system is stand alone and that the app server is outside of the domain.
To be able to authenticate domain users, your server needs to be either in that domain or in a trusted domain. And BPC has to be installed using a domain account so that BPC can access the domain to authenticate users.
I hope this help, please do not hesitate to ask for more details
Cheers,
Bruno Ranchy
Hi Nathan,
I don't think admin rights can be granted for a user to a single application in appset becoz Task Access security is cumulative.
When creating Member Access Profile, there are different tabs for each Application(step 2 - BPC Access)
Here, you can specify read/write or read access to entities for the respective application.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Bhanu Prakash
Edited by: bhanu prakash on Sep 16, 2008 1:32 AM
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