If a user on Active Directory, say John, is set to have a manager, say Phil, and you have a process set up that is started by John (the originator) and needs approval by his manager (ie.Phil), you can emulate this all while logged in on one machine (eg. A VPC). In the process below you need to impersonate the user who needs to open the work item (ie. the manager). |
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To impersonate this user in IIS while still logged in as another user, do the following: |
• | Open IIS |
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• | Navigate to K2V3\InfoPathService (see below). |
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• | Right-click and select 'Properties' |
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• | Click on the 'Directory Security' and click on the 'Edit' button for 'Authentication and access control' |
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• | Make sure that the 'Basic Authentication' is checked and enter the domain name in the 'Default domain' textbox (see below). |
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