nickbro

Try the HAP.MyFiles.dll as well

Remember to remove the section which says in the web.config file

You can try putting in the upn of the hapconfig the FQDN of the DC you want to use. My domain at work is 2016 level though but we use WindowsAuthentication now and 10.6

What do you get when you go to /hap/api/ad/roles/$username. If you don't get anything you may need to try upgrading the hap.ad.dll from the v10.6 pack

Upgrading to v10.6's HAP.AD dll should solve the issue, it did for me

I couldn't figure it out either. So I wrote an app to capture what clicking the sync button outputs Download the attached zip Export the exe and save it somewhere create a folder called temp in c:\ Using firefox (I don't know if chrome does it) go to the sharepoint site and click sync On the open with dialog choose open with another app Ask it to use the QueryString.exe app Ok You should find a onedrive.txt file in c:\temp which tells you what the command use was QueryString.zip

Check the new staff is in all of the right AD groups. It could be someything to do with that.

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I think I posted a powershell script last year for it. We still use it here. Sds powershell

Try restarting the server as well. Some tea a windows update which requires a restart can cause it. Otherwise you need to disable the security on the setup.aspx page in the web.config file and navigate to that changing the admin password/username.

You should see some lines in the web.config that allows access to api for *

Hmm that shouldn't redirect to the login page. Sounds like something is missing from the web.config file. The api folder shouldn't need a user to be logged in to access.

Does just /api give you anything?

Hmm /api/js/help

Have you removed the section from the web.config file? Any errors in the event log? What does /api give you?

Yes it does. Edit the web.config file and remove the section that says remove for iis 8

Ok, yep that's the way to do it.

From a security point of view I would suggest changing any password he would of had access to. Even if you lock HAP+ down as suggested (which I wouldn't suggest as a common password isn't really security) he could still get into your network if they got into the school building.

Edit the web.config file and look for the section and remove it

Do you https offload?

Can you try this HAP.AD dll and see if makes a difference.HAP.AD Debug.rar

You will need to do some constrained delegation in ad on the other servers for that server. I had the same issue and that fixed it. Two services to do with file systen

Edit the file in notepad and remove the lines it references and the dechecker section in javascript

You will need to remove the direct edit features.

Hi guys, this is the PS script I wrote Hope it helps userupdatescript.txt