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Good day,
one of my tasks as ThingWorx-Admin is to move user from "available member" to "member" in an user group.
Important: The username needs to have only lowercase letters to fit to the corresponding AD-group.
As soon as a user logs-in with uppercase letters or misspelles the username, a new "available user" is generated. It's getting messy already, so I would like to delete all these accounts. Is that possible?
Kind regards
Martin
Solved! Go to Solution.
I found a way to delete the users. Thanks! Click on username -> Edit -> Delete. As simple as that.
Regards
Hello,
What kind of authentication mechanism are you using for Navigate ? Fixed Auth ? Windchill Auth ? SSO Auth?
For information TWX login is case sensitive : https://www.ptc.com/en/support/article/CS244222
For TWX 'John' (Upper case J) user is different from 'john' (Lower case j) user.
If you remove user with "wrong case sensitivity" but afterwards end user will re-authenticate again with same name it will be the same issue. Need to educate end user on this topic.
You need to check which ones are belonging to some TWX groups. To avoid removing the wrong users.
I would recommend to open a case a Tech Support to continue on this topic.
Kind regards.
Hi @MH_10463676.
Please let us know which authentication method you are using so we can assist further on your post.
Regards.
--Sharon
Hi, we use SSO via Pingfederate.
Hello,
With SSO configured it's not normally not possible to have "duplicate" users created with different case sensitivity (Ex : John and john).
TWX is extracting username from SAML assertion response and it's always provided with the same case sensitivity.
It could be old users inherited from previous kind of authentication.
I think it will be better to open a case to have an assistance live through Teams session.
Kind regards.
I found a way to delete the users. Thanks! Click on username -> Edit -> Delete. As simple as that.
Regards