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When a new user is created, Appian takes their email ID as the username. Should
virendraj
over 9 years ago
When a new user is created, Appian takes their email ID as the username. Should the email ID be in lowercase for it to work correctly. We have a user who was deactivated (used the application before without any issues) and now we are reactivating him back. Details below:
Name: Stuart Whitby
Username in Appian: Stuart.Whitby@aberdeen-asset.com
Email on our HR database: stuart.whitby@aberdeen.com
But even though we have reactivated the user in appian designer, the user is not able to login into the application.
Could you help?
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PhilB
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over 9 years ago
Do you have SSO of any sort set up?
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Tom Ryan
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over 9 years ago
As previously suggested, this looks like a conflict with an external authentication system. It is worth checking that the user is also reactivated or a member of the appropriate user groups in whatever external system you authenticate with.
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virendraj
over 9 years ago
We have SSO setup for the application. The user is part of the right Active directory group as well. I think the username being in Caps is the problem. But we are not able to edit the username - is there a way to do this? We do not want to create the user again as we want to maintain the user logs for this username.
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PhilB
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over 9 years ago
You're correct to say it's because the username has caps; mixed case usernames won't work when SSO is enabled. It's probably worth raising a support ticket to see if that username can be changed somehow.
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virendraj
over 9 years ago
Thanks all - Have raised a new Support Ticket with the team now.
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