<mini-rant> Not to flog the proverbial dead equine, but this is exactly why the Technet program was so useful. Your admin could have played, tweaked, broken, fixed, re-broken and re-fixed to his heart's content if he had Technet licenses available to learn with. Some of the configuration in CRM is, shall we say, not intuitive, and much needed installation and configuration documentation is non-existent. (At least is wasn't there when we went with CRM 2011.)
</mini-rant> On Mon, Jan 20, 2014 at 10:17 AM, John Bonner <[email protected]> wrote: > So it turns out after speaking with the sysadmin who set this CRM system > up (remember we haven't gone live with it yet) that he made a bunch of > mistakes, changes and other such issues. He said rather than try to fix it > knowing all the issues just to rebuild it. So that is what we are going to > do. Ideally this time around he knows more of what he missed the first time. > > So I thank you for your help with this. I learned a lot as far as ADFS is > concerned and will make sure on this new install that we best practices in > mind. > > Thanks again! > > >
