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How to identify PrivUserGroup group in AD
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TJ
2010-05-11 05:10:56 UTC
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Hi

I am looking for the PrivUserGroup to add my account to it. The
problem is my company has installed dozens of instances of CRM and I
don't know what PrivUserGroup corresponds to the CRM Organisation. I
have tried searching on the OrganisationID in AD but this didn't work
as some of the PrivUserGroups have been named without the Guid.

Is the corresponding PrivUserGroup name in the database or the
registry? Any ideas where I can find it?

Cheers,
TJ
Dave Ireland
2010-05-11 08:06:09 UTC
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Hi TJ,

A quick way to find the name of your AD groups is to use SQL Management Studio.
Connect to your server, and expand your MSCRM_CONFIG database. Drill in
to Security-->Users. You will see a group there like yourdomain\PrivReportingGroup
{c19b9462-b970-4691-8820-25f33b51b1c4}.

The PrivUserGroup won't be listed here, but the guid of the PrivReportingGroup
will correspond to the guid of your PrivUserGroup .

HTH,

Dave
Post by TJ
Hi
I am looking for the PrivUserGroup to add my account to it. The
problem is my company has installed dozens of instances of CRM and I
don't know what PrivUserGroup corresponds to the CRM Organisation. I
have tried searching on the OrganisationID in AD but this didn't work
as some of the PrivUserGroups have been named without the Guid.
Is the corresponding PrivUserGroup name in the database or the
registry? Any ideas where I can find it?
Cheers,
T
TJ
2010-05-12 01:16:02 UTC
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That's it. Thanks Dave.
d***@gmail.com
2014-06-02 06:50:37 UTC
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I have different issue but your post really works. Thanks Dave

Panzio
2010-05-13 16:06:01 UTC
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Hi
Post by TJ
Hi
I am looking for the PrivUserGroup to add my account to it. The
problem is my company has installed dozens of instances of CRM and I
don't know what PrivUserGroup corresponds to the CRM Organisation. I
have tried searching on the OrganisationID in AD but this didn't work
as some of the PrivUserGroups have been named without the Guid.
Is the corresponding PrivUserGroup name in the database or the
registry? Any ideas where I can find it?
Cheers,
TJ
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Panzio
2010-05-14 14:35:01 UTC
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Hi
Post by TJ
Hi
I am looking for the PrivUserGroup to add my account to it. The
problem is my company has installed dozens of instances of CRM and I
don't know what PrivUserGroup corresponds to the CRM Organisation. I
have tried searching on the OrganisationID in AD but this didn't work
as some of the PrivUserGroups have been named without the Guid.
Is the corresponding PrivUserGroup name in the database or the
registry? Any ideas where I can find it?
Cheers,
TJ
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