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Security Group as Audience Member (SPS 2003)

  Asked By: Mathew Nichols         Date: May 09, 2004      Category: Sharepoint      Views: 364

You can use a AD Security Group to grant access to the portal but is
there then a way to include that group in an audience? It appears
that you need to grant individuals access to the portal and then
those individual accounts can be included in an audience using group
membership or some other AD attribute. Is this correct or is there
something I'm missing?

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2 Answers Found

 
Answer #1       Answered By: Lamont Tran          Answered On: May 09, 2004       

Yes, you can use AD groups to create audiences. You need to add a rule under
Manage Audiences. Select "User" is a member  of and then include the domain\name
of your AD group.

 
Answer #2       Answered By: Orlando Silva          Answered On: May 09, 2004       

Yes, that works if the group  memebers are explicitly granted access
to the portal but it does not appear to work when a group is used to
grant access to the portal. If you grant a group called ProfService
Reader access to the portal then setup an audience  rule that says
User is a member  of ProfService there are no members in the group
after you compile it. My real question is do I need to individually
add each of the members of the ProfService group to the portal for
the audience to work?

 
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