In the past days, I wrote several times about the difference between Read and Write license access levels for the entitled and not entitled securable objects. In this post, I will elaborate on deprecated access types still responsible for Write access: Correct and Invoke.
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Welcome to the post of day 15. Another door got unlocked. In the post today. I will talk about when to start with the security implementation and some thoughts on keeping track of required licenses as part of the implementation and rollouts.
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Two weeks a post a day. It is incredible how much detail you can write about this topic. Today, I will talk about scenarios I have seen at clients over the past year and before.
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Day 13. Number 13 is associated with bad luck. While reviewing the security roles to check for lower licenses, you might come across standard security elements with an incorrect implementation of permissions, causing a higher license requirement. What are your options here?
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With Day 12, I posted half of the promised blogs as part of the Licensing Advent Calendar. When you read all other posts, you now know to find which users require what license(s), what roles are assigned, what causes the requirement for particular license SKUs, which application elements are not entitled to particular licenses per security role, and how these elements are connected to security roles via privileges and duties. Now you need to know if security roles can be adjusted to lower licenses and what privileges should be adjusted or replaced. Read more to find out how to find these privileges.
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