I am entirely new to MS Dynamics and have inherited an MS Dynamics environment with my new job. I replaced an employee who had sole ownership and knowledge about the Dynamics set up.
So I am slowly going through all the database tables and fields attempting to learn.
I have come across a problem which is, when I attempt to open a Timecard Correction module I get an "You do not have proper access rights for this screen" message.
Would someone kindly describe to me what I must do in order to be able to access this screen using my user account?
Note that I have access to the SQL Server databases. And I could only find a "Database Maintenence" application for Dynamics as well as the end user application.
FYI this is what I see when I open MS Dynamics.....
Does anyone in your organization have access to this? If so, then you can check that user's privileges and apply them to your own login. It could be a license issue if no one can access it. In that case, you may have to contact your Microsoft partner that you purchased NAV from to get proper licensing. Good luck.
It was privileges in the end - I found a SYSADMIN account and that did the trick!
thanks.
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I am trying to wrap my head around Microsoft Cloud for Sustainability. Apparently it's a solution based on Microsoft Dynamics. I need to have more back-end to that solution, because as it is right now I'm either lacking permissions (or extra paid access to Microsoft resources) or missing a chunk of documentation, because I'm unable to:
Change default language across the board - I can switch MS Dynamics to any language I want, but it will work for a shell only. Anything that's CfS specific, is in English. Do I remove the demo data and import my own scopes and data? As only thing available are database and Cube for BI analytics and JSON files describing CfS structure in general (that's in CDM), do I really have to create it from scratch? This brings me to second question:
Access entry-level data that's already in demo version - I need to see what's in the database the CfS is using, or be able to modify it. Is there any way to get to it via Business Central, if at all possible?
Since I will be preparing several presentations for potential customers, I need a way to quickly create a dataset based on initial and very basic information provided by each customer, how can I do that with trial user
I work for a company that's Microsoft Certified Partner, so logically resources for what I need should be available to me, but either links in the documentation are dead (and some are, as they redirect to general info) or require some special access level (or are dead, but error message is really not helpful at all).
Is there somewhere else I can go? The Documentation page offers little towards what I need...
P.S. I think I should tag this question with CfS specific tags, but not enough rep...
I have this service account "testname#myapp-123456.iam.gserviceaccount.com"
My clients are using this account to share their Google Calendar.
Scenario 1.
Last couple of days ,when a users tries to insert this account to their google calendar sharing
(Share with specific people--> Add people) they get
an error "Something went wrong.Please try again later"
Scenario 2
Many clients have already add this share (when it was working correctly)
When a user tries to remove this share he get also this error.
Practically he is not able to remove his Google calendar share with us.
IS there something wrong with Google or do i miss something ?
Thank you for any help
This seems to be intentional. See: https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/148804709
Status: Won't Fix (Intended Behavior)
Hello,
Thank you for creating this issue.
That's right. Due to a recent change of behaviour, any account has to explicitly "accept" a Calendar that has been shared with them. In case of a Service Account, this "acceptance" should be made by adding the calendar to the CalendarList via CalendarList.insert [1].
We are setting up a OneNote integration to D365. It appears that only members of the same site can create a OneNote from a record in D365. My concern is that the records in D365 may have sharing restrictions, however notebooks appear all on one site. How could I prevent other members of a site from seeing notes which are not shared with them?
Here is the answer I have received from Dynamics 365 Team: The Dynamics security role and privileges cannot be enforced in Sharepoint/OneNote. We advise customers to limit the number of user members to access Sharepoint.
I have a Google Cloud Identity Free with one domain. As I know it's possible to create 50 user in it. I synced approx 30 users but I cannot create more. I've deleted some users but I still cannot create new ones. I've tried the sync from LDAP throug GCDS application and it said I've reached the user limit. Tried to upload a csv file. And at the end create a user on the admin interface. All of them were unsuccessful.
When I tried to create a user on the admin interface I've got an error message I reached the ONE user limit.
Currently I have 4 users. All of them can use the services only (GCP).
I really need more users. Anybody experienced the same or similar? The support only shows the help, which does not contains any relevant information about this problem.
Are you also synching groups?
Please reach out to our billing team to increase the limit to 100 via:
https://support.google.com/cloudidentity/answer/7295541 (see link to form)
or use the general contact form:
https://support.google.com/cloud/contact/cloud_platform_billing
~ Luc
I have two computers, named A and B, they are in different domain and don't have trust connections between them, can I use WMI on A to operate B, or the opposite?
Yes per the answers from you and MSDN I know I can achieve it.
The fact is though I use administrator to do WMI operations, the process that remote started by WMI still does not have administrator privilege(In task manager the process user name still show as administrator).
Could you please tell me the reason?
thank you in advance.
If I understand your question correctly:
WMI (windows management instrument) by itself can operate in conditions that you've mentioned. It's like sql style database, it works on computer.
If this is not the answer you expected, please clear up your question...
The biggest limitations of WMI is, it requires Admin level credentials for WMI operations.
Now in your case, You can connect to machine B (in different domain) using local admin level user(which has administrator rights for his local machine B). You can also use domain level admin user which has administrator rights for domain of machine B.
The answer is WMI does not pass your authentication level on to the remote host by default. To do so your account would need the right "Trusted for Delegation", which gives the very dangerous right to act as any account on the domain, and then you would need to change the authentication type in your WMI code to match this level. See this MS link:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa389288%28v=vs.85%29.aspx