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• Vswitch group permissions management standard port with PowerCLI

  Hi all

  I have many groups of ports on standard as well as switches distributed on ESX 5.0.

  I would like to know if there is a way to manipulate the permissions of those groups of port with PowerCLI.

  Is it possible, or you can help automate this work?

  Thank you!

  The easiest are discussions on dvSwitches.

  For example

  $user = Get-VIAccount -Name "domain\lucd"$role = Get-VIRole -Name NetworkAdmin$dvPg = Get-VDPortgroup -Name "dvPortgroup"New-VIPermission -Principal $user -Role $role -Entity $dvPg
  

  The regular exchanges require the use of the API.

  For example

  $pgName = "VM Network"$pg = Get-VirtualPortGroup -Name "VM Network" | Select -First 1$net = Get-View (Get-View $pg.VMHostId).Network | where {$_.Name -eq $pgName}    $authMgr = Get-View AuthorizationManager$perm = New-Object VMware.Vim.Permission$perm.Principal = "domain\lucd"$perm.RoleId = $role.Id$perm.Propagate = $true$perm.Group = $false$authMgr.SetEntityPermissions($net.moref,$perm)
  

  Because the Get-VirtualPortgroup cmdlet does not have direct access to the corresponding object on the network , you have to find via the ESXi network property.

• Files downloaded suddenly began to have the wrong group permissions

  I'm on a 10.7.5, using FireFox 24 Imac.
  Suddenly, all the files I download through FF could be consulted from anywhere else in the network, except my Imac. I finally checked the permissions of files downloaded to find that FF began to restrict group access (anyone = no access). Never had this problem before. Somehow FF started obeying does not target folder permission settings.
  I tried a lot of bugs, I even deleted FF with all its relevant files... done a clean install, but the problem won't go away. Important to note that Safari and chrome still download all files with correct group permissions.

  Happy to report this very annoying problem is now gone.
  I've just updated to FF 25 and now the permissions on uploaded files are back to normal, with authorized access group.

• What are the differences between the services and site domain group policy and group policy?

  What are the differences between the services and site domain group policy and group policy?

  Server must wonder about the Technet site.  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home

• Setting Port with PowerCLI group permissions

  Hello

  I write a script that creates a pool of resources, add a security group to her permissions and creates then 2 groups of ports on each host in the data center, defines their VLANiD and then add a security group and port group permissions. I managed to go as far as to create the Port groups I can't get to add the security group for port group permissions. I managed to make it work with the resource pool.

  I was wondering if anyone knew how to add a security group AD for port using PowerClI group permissions?

  Thank you

  The New-VIPermission cmdlet does not support newer entities, such as the network.

  This means that you will have to fall back on SetEntityPermissionsSDK method.

  $esxName = 
  $pgName = 
  $user =                   # Ex "TEST\luc"
  $role =                         # Ex "Admin"
  $group = $false
  $propagate = $false
  
  $authMgr = Get-View (Get-View ServiceInstance).Content.authorizationManager
  $perm = New-Object VMware.Vim.Permission
  $perm.Principal = $user
  $perm.roleId = ($authMgr.RoleList | where{$_.Name -eq $role}).RoleId
  $perm.group = $group
  $perm.propagate = $propagate
  
  $esx = Get-VMHost -Name $esxName
  $esx.ExtensionData.Network | %{
       $net = Get-View $_
       if($net.Name -eq $pgName){
            $authMgr.SetEntityPermissions($_,$perm)
       }
  }
  

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• sudoers + domain group

  I wonder why I can't use sudoers with domain groups.

  I modified the/etc/sudoer, so a specific group has the ability to use sudo, but not luck

  Someone has tested it yet?

  Yes it works, I don't him did not myself, but I just had a conversation with someone about this topic yesterday.

  Let's say the domain group is called "VI Admins", I chose this example because it has a space that needs to be escaped correctly in the file/etc/sudoers. You also need to escape the first 'slash' followed the domain name as well.

  Suppose that the field is "Primp-Industries" and the group called 'VI Admins'

  Should be the entry in the sudoers file:

  %Primp-Industries\\VI\ Admins ALL=(ALL) ALL
  

  I had checked with the person to whom I spoke, and he confirmed that it worked in its environment.

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• How to change a 2008 Server-based unique work and the affect connected PC based domain, group

  Single server running Server 2008, Version 6.0, SP2 25 user license
  Configured as a 'working group '.

  12 PC connected as Vista Ultimate
  2 connect ed PC running Windows 7 Enterprise - these have problems to connect automatically to the server which is one of the reasons we change to a domain environment.

  You will need to connect a VPN to a backup off site location.  Who needs domain.

  Please repost your request in one of the appropriate Forums for Windows Server.  Thank you!

• Domain group policy does not work on a station

  Hello

  Been the last week reading everything that is available on the internet.

  Win 2008 R2 Standard

  Group Policy created and linked to an OU - ministere1

  in the AD, the container has users in it that the policy should apply to.

  everything works fine on PC1 for User1

  everything works fine on PC1 for User2

  does not work on PC2 or for User1 or 2

  RPC is enabled

  Domain controller - use the default

  gpupdate/force - shows update is successful

  Gpresult /R shows the groups appropriate for user 1 and 2 but can be applied strategy local politics

  is there something I need to turn it on to use the distributed domain GPO?

  BTW.

  politics is Frank - maps a network as a reader folder (checked the privileges and as said before - this works fine on PC1 but not on PC2)

  Both PC's are Win 7 64 bit Pro

  When you try to test the strategy side server it shows RPC server not available

  RSoP will also show access denied on PC2

  If you have any solution for this problem - please help

  In this case, Peter

  Hello

  Post your question in the TechNet Server Forums, as your question kindly is beyond the scope of these Forums.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/WindowsServer/en-us/home?category=WindowsServer

  See you soon.

• Suddenly can't access local users and groups permissions list

  In computer management (my computer / manage) "Local users and groups" icon has a red x on it and when I click on it I get this message:

  Local users and groups
  Unable to access the computer {computer name} toa. The error was: library not registered.

  How can I find which library is not registered, so I can register?

  BTW, this is one of several very similar problems that began to arrive after the last update of Microsoft Windows Vista.

  Hello GCCarvill,

  Thanks for posting your question in the Microsoft answers Forum.

  If you have a system restore point, before applying the updates would be the fastest way to restore the library file
  who is missing. Use the following article to restore to an earlier point in time. Don't forget to create a manual restore point before using an earlier version of the operating system.

  936212 KB - how to repair the operating system and how to restore the configuration of the operating system to an earlier point in time in Windows Vista
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/936212

  You can also create a manual system restore point so that you can restore in case of problems.
  How to create a system restore point manually:
  Right-click on the computer icon in the desktop, then choose Properties
  In the left pane, click System Protection
  Alternatively, to directly access the System Protection tab, click Start and type SystemPropertiesProtection.exe.
  If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.
  Click the System Protection tab and then click on create.
  In the System Protection dialog box, type a description, and then click on create.

  After the search for the other forums, I found another user having a similar problem. They used a tool called FileMon and after comparison, they discovered a file called activeds.tlb was missing. They have restored a copy in the system32 directory and
  was then able to access the local users and groups successfully. You can download a copy of FileMon of:
  http://www.sysinternals.com

  If please reply back and let us know if it helped to solve your problem or if you need further assistance.

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• Add permissions help

  Trying to follow the logic of this post:

  $dc = Get-Datacenter -Name <datacenter-name> | Get-View
  $perm = $authMgr.RetrieveEntityPermissions($dc.MoRef, $true)
  $perm = New-Object VMware.Vim.Permission
  $perm.group = $false
  $perm.principal = "mydomain\myaccount"
  $perm.propagate = $false
  $perm.roleId = $roleid
  $authMgr.SetEntityPermissions($dc.MoRef, $perm)

  My scenario:

  Already have a custom role called 'Test '.

  You want to assign this role to "Domain\Group" at the level of the root folder.

  My attempt:

  $folder = Get-Folder -norecursion | Get-View
  $perm = $authMgr.RetrieveEntityPermissions($folder.MoRef, $true)
  $perm = New-Object VMware.Vim.Permission
  $perm.group = $true
  $perm.principal = "Domain\Group"
  $perm.propagate = $true
  $perm.roleId = "Test"
  $authMgr.SetEntityPermissions($folder.MoRef, $perm)

  Results in:

  You cannot call a method on a null-valued expression.
  At [http://script...|http://script...]:2 char:43
  + $perm = $authMgr.RetrieveEntityPermissions <<<< ($folder.MoRef, $true)
  + CategoryInfo          : InvalidOperation: (RetrieveEntityPermissions:String) [], RuntimeException
  + FullyQualifiedErrorId : InvokeMethodOnNull
  
  Exception setting "RoleId": "Cannot convert value "Test" to type "System.Int32". Error: "Input string was not in a correct format.""
  At [http://script...|http://script...]:7 char:7
  + $perm. <<<< roleId = "Test"
  + CategoryInfo          : InvalidOperation: (:) [], RuntimeException
  + FullyQualifiedErrorId : PropertyAssignmentException
  
  You cannot call a method on a null-valued expression.
  At [http://script...|http://script...]:8 char:30
  + $authMgr.SetEntityPermissions <<<< ($folder.MoRef, $perm)
  + CategoryInfo          : InvalidOperation: (SetEntityPermissions:String) [], RuntimeException
  + FullyQualifiedErrorId : InvokeMethodOnNull

  Any Suggestions?

  No problem, the roleid property must be a number.

  It represents the role.

  Assuming that the role is called "Test", you can find the number as the first 3 lines following.

  Your script becomes

  $roleName = "Test"
  $authMgr = Get-View AuthorizationManager
  $roleId = ($authMgr.RoleList | where {$_.Name -eq $roleName}).RoleId
  
  $folder = Get-Folder -norecursion | Get-View
  $perm = $authMgr.RetrieveEntityPermissions($folder.MoRef, $true)
  $perm = New-Object VMware.Vim.Permission
  $perm.group = $true
  $perm.principal = "Domain\Group"
  $perm.propagate = $true
  $perm.roleId = $roleId
  $authMgr.SetEntityPermissions($folder.MoRef, $perm)
  

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• Add the Active Directory group to the ESXi host permissions

  I am trying to add a group of ads as an administrator directly to an ESXi host (not in vCenter).  I tried to use the following code:

  $domain = "mydomain".

  $group = "mygroup".

  $svcaccount = $domain + "\" + $group

  $folder = get-file-name "ha-folder-root".

  $authMgr = get-View Manager

  $perm = new-Object VMware.Vim.Permission

  $perm.principal = $svcaccount

  $perm.propagate = $true

  $perm.group = $true

  $perm.roleid = ($authMgr.RoleList | where {$_.}) ({Name - eq "Admin"}). RoleId

  $authMgr.SetEntityPermissions (($folder |)) Get - View). MoRef, $perm)

  I get the following error:

  You can not call a method on a null value expression.

  $authMgr.SetEntityPermissions < < < < (($folder |)) Get - View). MoRef, $perm)

  When it is connected to ESX the Manager Id is "Manager-ha-authmgr" you may not use the shorter expression of Get-View:

  $authMgr = Get-View AuthorizationManager
  

  The safe way to get the Manager display is via ServiceInstance object:

  $si = Get-View ServiceInstance
  $authMgr = Get-View $si.Content.AuthorizationManager
  

  Kind regards

  Yasen Kalchev

  PowerCLI Dev Team

• Domain Admins can edit is no longer the network folder permissions.

  Hello

  After replacing our domain administrator's computer, it can no longer add/delete permissions on our network drives and folders. I have the same problem as well (I also have domain administrator permissions) and our CAD Manager (which also has domain administrator permissions).

  All computers of TI are in our own ORGANIZATIONAL unit in active directory. Domain Admins have all permissions on all folders on the network.

  Any ideas?

  Thanks for any help you may be able to offer.

  Zach Davis

  IT technician

  Wallace Montgomery LLP

  Hi Zachary,.

  I suggest that you post the application on Microsoft TechNet forum because we have experts working on these issues. You can check the link to post the same query on TechNet:

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/Windows/en-us/home?category=w7itpro

  Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have other questions related to Windows.

• ASA LDAP is not find memberOf Active Directory domain users group

  It seems that any group I have add an account for the ldap memberOf thinks it is except for the domain users group. Is there a specific exclusion of this group somewhere? It does not seem to be a problem with space in name, because if I test it with other default groups like domain administrators, it works. I get the same result of the ldap attribute card as long as you try to use the domain users group in a DAP policy. Debugging ldap 255 returns every other group membership for an account with the exception of users in the domain.

  When I run the command "sh filter LDAP ad 'Domain' group ' is the domain users group in the list of results, so he is able to see it and it exists."

  Please see the attached link under primaryGroupID, which states that the Domain Users group is not part of the memberOf attribute. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms677943.aspx That explains why the mapping fails for any Domain Users as seen in the debugs

• How to create user defined groups and users with custom permissions as only open and export in obiee 11 g?

  Hello

  I want to give as open & export to the level of permissions.

  How to create user defined groups and users with custom permissions as only open and export in obiee 11 g?

  For example, if the group permissions, inturn should reflect on the users.

  Please help me.

  Thanks in advance,

  A.Kavya.

  Your question is quite broad and fuzzy then I suggest the security catalog presentation to read documentation: http://docs.oracle.com/middleware/1221/biee/BIESC/mgrgrpsusers.htm#CIHIBJGD

  And I think that you mix you two things which are managed in different places:

  ) an object as read access permissions, write, delete... which control you through the object "Permissions" dialog box

  

  

  (b) functional privileges controlled through "Manage privileges" under "Administration".

  

• Group AD in windows 2008 share permission

  I have a windows Server 2008 with Active directory is installed on it.   There is a group named "devs" with users A & B. I shared a folder 'Software' and allowed developers to have full access to the share permissions. They can read, but can not write. But if I add A user in the group permissions and allow access to change, it works.

  Don't know what is the reason.

  Hello

  That your computer is under domain, you must contact the technet forum, where we have of the support technicians who are well equipped with the knowledge on the issues of domain, do visit the link provided below.
   
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/winserverfiles/threads