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- Error Message: Login Denied for this user on this server
- Login prompt link does not appear in the login box.
- How can I determine which users have set up their Password
Reset Profile in myPassword?
- How do I configure the Certify and Validate forms in
rDirectory v.3.1?
- How do I clear out the user Password Reset Profile with
joBot?
- When I install the SQL server 2008 Express, it returns Unhandled
Exception in .Net Framework. How can I fix this?
- How can I customize the graphics and text on the myPassword
homepage?
- How can I configure Vista/Windows 7 to use the myPassword
Restricted Access Account?
- How can I see - and notify - users who have not completed
their myPassword Password Reset Profile?
- How can I use an email address instead of a login name with
myPassword?
- Are you required to customize rDirectory?
- How secure is rDirectory software?
- Do users have to logon to rDirectory?
- How does the role-based menu work?
- Can users edit directory information with rDirectory?
- Can IT control the information users can see or edit?
- How does rDirectory differ from the Global Address List
(GAL) in Outlook?
- Error Message: Login Denied for this
user on this server
This error typically occurs following
a new installation on a member server where Domain Users have not been granted
access in the Local Security Policy of the server. This logon right determines
which users can interactively log on to the computer…
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- Login prompt link does not appear in
the login box
The GINA/Credential Provider has been
deployed according to the documentation using Group Policy, but the login prompt
link does not appear in the login box. Read
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- How can I determine which users have
set up their Password Reset Profile in myPassword?
I have deployed myPassword and need
to determine which users have completed their Password Reset Profile.
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- How do I configure the Certify and
Validate forms in rDirectory v.3.1?
The v.3.1 release of rDirectory includes
a new method to ensure users update their Active Directory information.
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- How do I clear out the user Password
Reset Profile with joBot?
This problem is easily solved using
joBot. Read
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- When I install the SQL server 2008 Express,
it returns Unhandled Exception in .Net Framework. How can I fix this?
This issue can be resolved easily. Read
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- How can I customize the graphics and
text on the myPassword homepage?
We often get requests from customers
who want to change the look of the myPassword pages; perhaps by replacing the
myPassword graphic with their own company logo, or by changing the language
for one of the actions. Read
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- How can I configure Vista/Windows 7 to
use the myPassword Restricted Access Account?
The Restricted Access Account is designed
for myPassword when it is not possible to use the GINA or Credential Provider.
This configuration allows you to create a locked-down account in Active Directory… Read
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- How can I see – and notify –
users who have not completed their myPassword Password Reset Profile?
Use joBot's Account Module, you
can configure the "Empty Attribute" job to run a report on
myPassword's Password Reset Profile Questions and
Answers. Read
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- How can I use an email address instead
of a login name with myPassword?
If you prefer to have your users login
with their email address instead of their login name, it can be easily accomplished
with some minor back-end changes. Read
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- Are you required to customize rDirectory?
No, rDirectory comes pre-configured
with web-based Employee Directory applications that can be used within minutes
of installation. You can choose to use them, tailor them or even create your
own web-based applications from scratch. Your rDirectory Designer can create
custom applications for finding, browsing, viewing, and editing virtually any
information and data type available in your Active Directory. rDirectory does
not require schema extensions, yet it allows you to easily take advantage of
any schema extensions you make. The standard Active Directory schema already
defines nearly 200 object types and 1000 attributes that rDirectory supports. Top
- How secure is rDirectory software?
rDirectory uses native Active Directory
security to control who can logon, what applications and information they can
access, and if editing is allowed by an application, what the user can change.
Role-based menus also enable targeted functionality for different audiences. Top
- Do users have to logon to rDirectory?
rDirectory offers three authentication
modes and also allows for several combinations depending upon the configuration
that best suits your needs. With the Windows Integrated
mode, there is no need to explicitly logon to rDirectory - the application
automatically picks up a user's Windows logon credentials. With
Forms authentication, users logon at least once
to rDirectory; however, a cookie can be set to pick up the user's log-on
information automatically for future use. The third logon method is for
Anonymous access to rDirectory. This mode establishes
default credentials for everyone who accesses the directory with rDirectory
- no logon is needed. Anonymous mode allows users to search for and display
information, but not edit it.
Anonymous mode is useful when you want to provide limited access to directory
information (e.g. outfacing applications), or you do not want to require a Client
Access License (CAL) for each user searching the directory. For example, you
may choose to have public search capability on your website or to establish
a lobby kiosk where visitors can locate the phone extension or office location
of the person they are visiting.
Finally, rDirectory allows for a combination of the basic authentication modes –
Anonymous plus Forms and
Windows Integrated plus Forms. These hybrid modes
allow users to temporarily logon with another identity. For example, a lobby
kiosk using Anonymous plus Forms would allow visitors to search for public information,
yet employees could logon to access menus and applications only available internally. Top
- How does the role-based menu work?
Role-based menus are available with
rDirectory Enterprise edition. They provide the capability to create special
applications only certain people within your organization may access. For example,
you may wish to establish an application accessible only by security guards,
receptionists, or certain levels of managers.
The role-based menu is organized with designated groups, and specified menu
items within those groups. A directory role can be associated with both menu
groups and menu items, thereby acting as an information access filter. This
important feature allows you to develop applications for specific audiences
within your organization. Conversely, if there is no role associated with a
group or item, everyone in your organization will have access to that application. Top
- Can users edit directory information
with rDirectory?
Yes, with rDirectory Professional and
Enterprise editions, users are empowered to edit information, but you and Active
Directory are always in control of what they can do. First, you select which
attributes you will allow each application to edit. If the user has rights in
Active Directory, they will be allowed to edit those attributes. Attributes
that they do not have rights to edit are removed from the edit page automatically,
and if they do not have rights to edit any of the attributes configured as editable
in the application, the edit button is also removed. Top
- Can IT control the information users
can see or edit?
Yes, rDirectory's Enterprise Edition
is highly flexible and give you control over every aspect of each appplication.
Using simple fill-in templates, you can define which objects are searched, and
which attributes are used in the Search, Results, Detail and Edit sections for
each application. With the role-based menu, you even control who has access
to use specific applications. Top
- How does rDirectory differ from the
Global Address List (GAL) in Outlook?
The Global Address List in Outlook
is a basic white page application. It allows you limited search capability for
users and only shows basic information. It has very limited object linking,
no editing capabilities, and is not customizable. With rDirectory Enterprise
Edition software, you can easily create highly custom, hyperlinkable and editable
employee directory catalogs from virtually any data in Active Directory. Top
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