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Permissions to run the Session List from RTC
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Member Posts: 1,050
Hi guys,
My first post in the new design.
Still a bit strange. Hopefully I get used to it soon.
Does anybody know what is needed to give normal Users access to the Session List? I tried a lot but I always get the following error message:
You have not been granted permission to perform the current activity.
I even created a Permission Set that is equal to the SUPER Permission Set and assigned it to the User. But still, it doesn't work. Is it possible that some special User Rights are hardcoded to the SUPER Permission Set? If yes, I believe this is not the right way. MS should change that.
Does anybody now what happens exactly in background when the SUPER Permission Set is applied to an User? Maybe even on SQL level?
Kind regards!
My first post in the new design.
Still a bit strange. Hopefully I get used to it soon.Does anybody know what is needed to give normal Users access to the Session List? I tried a lot but I always get the following error message:
You have not been granted permission to perform the current activity.
I even created a Permission Set that is equal to the SUPER Permission Set and assigned it to the User. But still, it doesn't work. Is it possible that some special User Rights are hardcoded to the SUPER Permission Set? If yes, I believe this is not the right way. MS should change that.
Does anybody now what happens exactly in background when the SUPER Permission Set is applied to an User? Maybe even on SQL level?
Kind regards!
"Money is likewise the greatest chance and the greatest scourge of mankind."
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Please check this post also
http://forum.mibuso.com/discussion/27367/minimal-security-setting-to-see-all-sessions
-Mohana
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