Fixed issue when opening with latest version of XrmToolBox Added possibility to see roles that gives user privileges for connections different from OAuth and Client Secret
This seems like an okay tool for knowing yes or no it has permission. But after you know its green, it really fails explaining where the user is getting the permission from. What am I post to do with the Privilege ID? It would be nice if this tool broke down which security role is giving the user the highest rights and where from.
Updating to author reply: Reason I'm not using OOB Access Checker, is because that feature seems to pick and choose when it appears on the nav bar. The unique issue I'm having is users being able to edit other people activity notes on a work order, even though security role specifically have them at user edit only. Think it a timeline bug.
Tool author answer ()
Thank you for the feedback Daniel. May I ask why you are not using the OOB Access checker feature? It's now implemented directly in Model Driven apps so you should not need to use this XrmToolBox anymore? Unless you are OnPremise?
Anyway, this is a good suggestion to show Roles that brings these privileges to user. I will see how to implement this.
Jeff Daniel () - version 1.2022.3.6
This seems like an okay tool for knowing yes or no it has permission. But after you know its green, it really fails explaining where the user is getting the permission from. What am I post to do with the Privilege ID? It would be nice if this tool broke down which security role is giving the user the highest rights and where from.
Updating to author reply: Reason I'm not using OOB Access Checker, is because that feature seems to pick and choose when it appears on the nav bar. The unique issue I'm having is users being able to edit other people activity notes on a work order, even though security role specifically have them at user edit only. Think it a timeline bug.
Tool author answer ()
I just pushed a new version that shows the role and the privilege of the user
Dan Garkusha () - version 1.2021.9.5
Works fine on most entities (Organization/Contact/Incident)
Not working for activities (Note/Task/Email) - throws exception "Sequence contains no matching element"
Linn Zaw Win () - version 1.2021.8.3
Thanks to Carl Cookson for adding perfection to the tool by adding an additional functionality to provide an explanation of how access has been granted (e.g. user's security role, team's security role, access team, sharing, etc.)
Linn Zaw Win () - version 1.2018.7.2
It is useful for troubleshooting security access issues (especially in complex scenarios like team security role, access team, sharing, cascade sharing, share reassigned records with original owner, etc.)
It is also useful in configuring the security role for finding out the positive and negative testing outcome by refreshing in the tool without actually logging in to that system with a test user and performing specific actions in the system to the particular record.
The tool would be perfect if it shows which component(s) allow the user to have the specific privilege for that record. (e.g. user's security role, team's security role, access team, sharing, etc.)
Nicola Fontana de Cillis () - version 1.2018.7.2
Tauqeer Mian () - version 1.2018.7.2
Very helpful plugin, there is an issue when entity ownership is organization.
Roudy Benoit () - version 1.2018.7.2
Nishant Rana () - version 1.2016.5.1
Awesome and very handy tool :)
Roberto Alonso () - version 1.2016.5.1
Natraj Yegnaraman () - version 1.2016.5.1
Tanguy Touzard () - version 1.2016.5.1
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Author: MscrmToolsLatest version: 1.2023.11.7Released on: 11/08/2023Nuget package Id: mscrmtools.accesscheckerOpen Source: trueGo to project web site Ratings (all versions)4Average rating11Number of ratings Downloads11754Latest version186659All versions23332.38Average per version TagsSecurityTroubleshooting
