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Can I hide disabled users in the User Manager?
I propose hiding users through the use of filtering in the membership provider.
Consider using the customFilter attribute used by the Active Directory membership and role providers. Examples shown ...
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Active Directory and SSO in Sitecore 8.1
You have couple choices here:
1) You can use the SSO mechanism and then override the sitecore login pipeline to let the users login from your custom login screen. This will ensure only users who are ...
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Sitecore Active Directory Module: GetUsers() not returning all user records
Basically, Sitecore uses standard .NET Membership provider.
I would suggest to check what a membership provider is configured in your solution.To do that go to:
web.config -> /configuration/...
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How to properly setup Active Directory authentication using LDAPLogin.aspx?
This behavior is seen if the custom host header that you use does not match the local computer name. We had the same issue where despite providing the right credentials in the window prompt, we were ...
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Performance Related Issue - Active Directory, Roles Provider, Multiple documents, and 110,000 groups across multiple OUs
You can solve this issue, just not with the OOTB AD connector. I have built custom AD role/membership/profile providers recently that will address your specific scenario.
The way we did it was to ...
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Provider name cannot be null error using Active Directory
Turns out if you RTFM you can avoid this issue.
I found a clue in this post where the author mentions the ports required. Further reading, the installation document provided on the Sitecore portal ...
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Log in with Azure Active Directory
I got the same issue, with Sitecore 9 as a PAAS on Azure.
There seems to be some conflict between webforms authentication/authorization in Sitecore and what Azure uses.
I did'nt find a direct solution,...
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Sitecore Single Sign On
There are multiple ways of approaching Single Sign On, entirely dependent on how you plan on managing it. Given you have AD, using the AD module and consulting the documentation there for setting up ...
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Sitecore 9.1 and Active Directory compatibility question
Sitecore 9.1 uses an Identity server to handle logins instead of the old methods.
"With federated authentication now in widespread use across the industry, Sitecore finally provides user ...
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Sitecore 9.1 and Active Directory compatibility question
Sitecore Experience Platform 9.1.0 or later does not support the Sitecore Active Directory module. You can use the Sitecore Identity server as a federation gateway to let users log in to Sitecore ...
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Unable to create Sitecore user for an Active Directory user
If you are using version 8.0 you may want to double check the version of the AD module. I believe that version 1.2 supports up to 8.1. Version 1.3 is for version 8.2
https://dev.sitecore.net/...
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How to login sitecore User using Active directory credentials
Sitecore's AD Module provides functionality to allow users to perform Single Sign-on to the Sitecore client using their Active Directory accounts. As the users land at URL /sitecore/admin/ldaplogin....
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Redirecting to /sitecore/admin/LDAPLogin.aspx and Forcing Login
I've been using the AD module for some time now and here are some items for consideration.
The LDAPLogin.aspx page could be substituted for the /sitecore/login/default.aspx in the event you want all ...
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Default language AD users 1.3 - Sitecore 8.2.u2
So I found that this was connected to a new config file that came with my upgrade to this version.
/App_Config/Include/Sitecore.DefaultLanguage.config.
I thought this was related to the AD since it ...
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