SharePoint - SharePoint 2007 - Audience Targeting - Domain Groups
Asked By Lerxs
29-May-07 06:23 PM
I have a SharePoint 2007 site with its web parts protected with Audience
Targeting.
I've configured each of the web parts on my site to use audience targeting
so that only specific SharePoint groups can see specific web parts. The
membership of these groups consist of domain users and domain groups. The
targeting works fine for the domain USER members of the SharePoint groups.
However, the domain GROUP members can not see any of the web parts. How can I
setup SharePoint audience targeting so that I can maintain the targeted
membership using Active Directory groups? We want all group membership to be
maintained using Active Directory groups that are in turn members of
SharePoint groups defining the permissions and targetting.
Any advice would be appreciated.
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Mark
SharePoint
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Active Directory
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weil replied...
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Hello Mark,
Did you use Form authentication?
If so, you need to configure the Shared Services Provider to import the
User Information from AD.
Hope this helps.
Sincerely,
Wei Lu
Microsoft Online Community Support
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Lerxs replied...
No form based authentication is being used. I am only using AD groups as
members of the SharePoint groups which in turn are referenced by the web part
targeting.
Thanks-
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Mark
Daniel Bugday replied...
Mark,
have you build a profile in the SSP?
Thats how i use content targeting.
Import groups from AD in sharepoint profile, and then use content targeting
to those groups.
Hope this helps!
/Daniel Bugday
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Hi ,
How is everything going? Please feel free to let me know if you need any
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Sincerely,
Wei Lu
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Carlo Randone replied...
Mark,
I have exactly your problem (as you, I do not want "import" in SSP from AD...). Do you have understand and/or solved this issue ? There are some answer from Microsoft ? Thanks a lot (by carlornd@libero.it).
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