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OK. Thanks.

Kind of. What I'm really looking for is an ACL at the OU level, with a pairing (tuple) of users and roles at the OU level. I guess I can just implement this myself; not something that ASP.NET Zero can handle with the out-of-the-box implementation.

Is there any way I can used OU's and Roles to define a user's role at the OU level. For example, I may have a user who is a "manager" in the Marketing OU but is just a "read only users" in the Sales OU. It does not look like roles and OU's work this way in ASP.NET Zero, but I was wondering if you had any creative suggestions without having to do major surgery to the platform?

Thanks in advance for your help.

-Eric

It looked like, somehow, the admin's permissions had some pages removed. Thanks, and sorry for the trouble.

I've had this problem happen to me a couple of times. The last time it happened, I was signed in as admin, swtiched to sign in as another tenant, then went back to my account and now I can't see any tenants or settings. I've logged out and back in, but can't seem to get back to the normal portal. See attached screen shot. I'm running the latest version of Microsoft Edge browser.

Is this some kind of a cookie problem? Any idea what's causing this? Thanks in advance for your help. [I dragged and dropped the picture below.]

Question

I've got a couple of questions around User Email/Name and Multi-Tenancy: (I plan to have a single DB with multiple tanants sharing the same DB, if that matters)

  1. I would like the user's email to be their "sign in" ID for my application, and I don't want a separate User Name. Is that easily workable with ASP.NET Zero, or does that not really work with ASP.NET Zero?

  2. I want the same user to be a member of multiple tenant orgarizations. Do User Names or Email addresses have to be unique across tenants? Can my user sign in once, and then pick their tenant from among the different Tenant companies that they are a member of? I really don't want to have separate logins each time they switch to a new Tenant. For example, I'm building a budget app. My users will invite their accoutants to their account. An accountant may have mulitple clients that are using my app. I want the accountant to login once, then pick the client (the Tenant) they want to get to. How do I manage that?

Thanks in advance for you help.

-Eric

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