Hi, is there a way that we can check if a user is a member of the specified group or a child of this group ?
i.e.: Global AD Security Group: ABC-Sec1 and this AD Security Group holds 12 more AD Security group like ABK-SecA1, SecA2, SecA3 and so on... If a user is Member of one of the 12 Groups the Conditions should be true but now it isn´t true because it just check the "Main-Mother" Group and not the 12 Childs...
Thanks and Greetings from Austria
Dominik
I know exactly what you mean. And that's also what I successfully tested. Let me explain.
User A is member of Global Group, which is member of Local Group, which is used to present shortcut
UserA --> Global Group --> Local Group --> Shortcut in UEM --> Successfully made available to UserA
User A is member of Global Group, which is member of Global Group, which is used to present shortcut
UserA --> Global Group --> Global Group --> Shortcut in UEM --> Successfully made available to UserA
I am still curious to see what is logged in the FlexEngine.log file.
I never tried this scenario on my environment but will give a try and will provide my feedback
what version of UEM are you using?
Regards,
Vkmr.
We using 9.1 for Win7 SP1 x64 and UEM 9.3 for Win 1709, Thanks Vkmr!
Hi Dominik,
UEM is group nesting 'aware'. I have double checked it with global groups in locals and global groups in global groups. What particular problem do you have? Can you post a flexengine debug log?
Hi @ijdemes , well.... We have around 300 Users which must get a specific link and this 300 Users are in one of this global AD security Groups:
so... if a User is in the main AD security Group RZ-PWSAFE, he gets the link because we set it in UEM so:
.... but if the user is in one of the 16 child-ad-security Groups which are member of the main ad-security Group he doesent get the link because UEM think he isn´t in the main ad group...?
so we have to to this:
...which is not our style and thinking of digital secure automated IT workplace
So maybe we can get a new option like this:
U know what I mean?
kind regards,
Dominik
I know exactly what you mean. And that's also what I successfully tested. Let me explain.
User A is member of Global Group, which is member of Local Group, which is used to present shortcut
UserA --> Global Group --> Local Group --> Shortcut in UEM --> Successfully made available to UserA
User A is member of Global Group, which is member of Global Group, which is used to present shortcut
UserA --> Global Group --> Global Group --> Shortcut in UEM --> Successfully made available to UserA
I am still curious to see what is logged in the FlexEngine.log file.
well... We just test it again and it works now, thank you ijdemes for your effort and time!