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Job title reverting to old one

pabe
over 6 years ago

Hi,

 

We have access template with name "JOB TITLE".Whenever we are changing the job title within few hours it is reverting to old title even if the users who are in trustee group changes.Trustee is one basic group and one dynamic group.

 

For resolution we tried disabling the dynamic group but it didn't help.

Any suggestions ....???

 

BR,

Pabe

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  • 0 over 6 years ago

    Aidar's advice below to look at the object Change History is spot on.

    The key here is to determine whether this flipping of the value is originating from inside or outside of Active Roles.  An obvious question to ask is about the possibility of another automated process such as some kind of directory synch or perhaps an HR provisioning feed making this change.  If the change is initiated from outside of Active Roles, it's quite possible that you won't see anything in the Change History at all. However again as Aidar noted, if you own a product like Change Auditor then you would be able to see who/what is making this change natively in AD.  Worst case, you could always look for this change in the security event logs on your DCs but unfortunately, this can be a bit of needle-in-the-haystack proposition.

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  • 0 over 6 years ago

    Aidar's advice below to look at the object Change History is spot on.

    The key here is to determine whether this flipping of the value is originating from inside or outside of Active Roles.  An obvious question to ask is about the possibility of another automated process such as some kind of directory synch or perhaps an HR provisioning feed making this change.  If the change is initiated from outside of Active Roles, it's quite possible that you won't see anything in the Change History at all. However again as Aidar noted, if you own a product like Change Auditor then you would be able to see who/what is making this change natively in AD.  Worst case, you could always look for this change in the security event logs on your DCs but unfortunately, this can be a bit of needle-in-the-haystack proposition.

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