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Adding webresource LegacyUI vs PowerApps

25 Sunday Jul 2021

Posted by GIRISH SRINIVASA in Uncategorized

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Dynamics 365, Power Platform, PowerApps

For adding/removing CRM solution components the Legacy UI settings provided a convenient view of the all the different solution components viz., Entities, WebResources etc.

The “Try New Experience” provides a different UI experience although less user intuitive and takes a bit of navigation to get through the section to be able to add a new Web Resource to the solution.

Defining GPO for Dynamics 365

10 Saturday Feb 2018

Posted by GIRISH SRINIVASA in CRM2015, CRM2016, Dynamics 365

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Dynamics 365, GPO

To install Dynamics 365 platform it is a good practice to have a well-defined Organization Unit (OU) in the Active Directory domain. The different OU’s  that can be created in AD structure include the following:

 

  • Service Accounts : Listing the various service accounts that will be used for the various CRM platform roles, SQL Server, SSRS, Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS) etc.
  • Groups: This will have all of the four groups viz., PrivReportingGroup, PrivUserGroup, ReportingGroup, SqlAccessGroup that are part of the CRM platform
  • LocalAdmin: This will contain groups that will assign LocalAdmin and SysAdmin permissions to the servers.
  • RestrictedGroups: This will contain groups that will assing LogonAsService, LogonAsBatch, ImpersonateClient, PerformanceLogUsers.
  • Servers: Contains the list of servers where the GPO will be applied

With the above requirements, the AD OU group(s) structure in test domain idynamics.dev is as per below:

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Service Account(s) for CRM platform defined as per below:

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With above structure in place we will now go ahead and create Group Policy Objects required:

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  • Create a DB Admin GPO purpose is to have Administrator permissions on SQL Server

Right-click on Group Policy Objects > New and enter the following

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Now we will associate CRM-DEV-SQL-Administrator group to this GPO to have Administrator permission on the server DEV-CRM.

Right-click on DB Admin GPO and bring up the Edit dialogue window

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Navigate to Computer Configuration > Policies> Windows Settings > Security Settings> Restricted > Add Group and add CRM-DEV-SQL-Administrator.  Configure membership as per the following:

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Now that the GPO is defined we will link the above to the computers listed under Server OU

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In the Group Policy Management editor right-click on server and Link to an existing GPO

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Now logon to the server DEV-CRM and the CRM-DEV-SQL-Administrator group should be published through GPO in the Local Administrator group

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Following similar steps create additional GPO’s as per the following table:

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