Brandon:
It sounds like you may have taken an incorrect approach to populating your
resources/users. Any user that is also a resource should be added through
the resource pool and not through users and groups in Project Web Access.
Creating the resource pool creates the user accounts automatically. You can
try using Tools > Enterprise Options > Import resources to enterprise
feature and see if this allows you to map to existing user accounts. This
works with Windows Authentication but may not work without it. I don't have
time to test it, but you can. If this doesn't work, you should consider
rerunning your database setup scripts to start over. If you've made
customizations to the Enterprise Global, save these using the backup feature
and then restore it to the freshly reset database.
--
Gary L. Chefetz, MVP
"We wrote the book on Project Server
http://www.msprojectexperts
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Brandon said:
We are trying to use project authentication because our company uses
Novell and local windows account authentication. We are having an issue
getting resources set up that link to the users we set up with project
authentication. Can anyone let me know what we need to do?
