User profiles and groups are used by SharePoint Server 2013 through server-to-server authentication to access and request resources from one another on behalf of users. For more information about server-to-server authentication, see Server-to-server authentication and user profiles in Share...
You can view and edit these attributes by using either the Ldp.exe tool or the Adsiedit.msc snap-in. The following table lists possible flags that you can assign. You can't set some of the values on a user or computer object because these values can be set or reset only by the...
scim.skipTypeConvert- true or false, default false. Multivalue attributes supporting types e.g. emails, phoneNumbers, ims, photos, addresses, entitlements and x509Certificates (but not roles, groups and members) will be become "type converted objects" when sent to modifyUser and createUser. Th...
You can view and edit these attributes by using either the Ldp.exe tool or the Adsiedit.msc snap-in. The following table lists possible flags that you can assign. You can't set some of the values on a user or computer object because these values can be set or reset only by the dire...
You can view and edit these attributes by using either the Ldp.exe tool or the Adsiedit.msc snap-in. The following table lists possible flags that you can assign. You can't set some of the values on a user or computer object because these values can be set or reset only by the dire...
On the remote computer, open the Local Users and Groups (Lusermgr.msc) tool. Select Groups > Remote Desktop Users, and make sure that the user is a member of the group.Troubleshoot permissions for session collections and appsIf you're using collections to manage your ...
To open the Local Users and Groups snap-in ClickStart, clickRun, typelusrmgr.mscin theOpentext box, and then clickOK, or pressENTER. You can also compare lists of users and groups that are shown on both source and destination servers by using thenetcommand. ...
To open the Local Users and Groups snap-in ClickStart, clickRun, typelusrmgr.mscin theOpentext box, and then clickOK, or pressENTER. You can also compare lists of users and groups that are shown on both source and destination servers by using thenetcommand. ...
Connect to the managed node and open the PowerShell or Command Prompt window. From the command line, runlusrmgr.mscto open theLocal Users and Groupsconsole. Open theUsersdirectory, and then openssm-user. On theMember Oftab, do one of the following: ...
PressWindows+R, typelusrmgr.msc, and press Enter to open Local Users and Groups. Click on Users, then double-click on the account you’re concerned about. Make sure the Account is locked out option is unchecked. On a Domain Controller: ...