Network Management
AD Group Change
A GPO causes the name of an Active Directory Tree to change, and AD groups added to the Orion Platform are no longer visible.
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Option 1: Change the name of the group in the database
If you have changed the AD Group Name itself, then it should not be an issue to change the name in the database (see the figure below).- Execute the Query.
- Enable Table Editing.
- Amend the Account ID.
Run the following query to locate your account:
SELECT TOP 1000 * FROM [dbo].[Accounts]
If you already know the name of the account, you can use the following:
SELECT AccountID FROM [dbo].[Accounts] WHERE AccountID = 'Account Name here '
Update the Account Name
To update the account name through the UI:
- Enable Table Editing.
- Change the account name.
- Refresh the query.
To update the account name using SQL:
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Option 2: Remove and re-add the AD group
You could remove and re-add the AD group, and this will import the updated settings to the Orion Web Console.
Additionally, if there is ever an issue with a user account in the group, you can remove that user from the GUI and then refresh the page, and it will update that user.