Does anyone have the secret recipe to making this work? I've followed the MR 2012 User Guide instructions and every article on the web I can find on the topic to no avail. Does the MR Process Service user have to be an Active Directory account and an O365 user as well?
*This post is locked for comments
Hi Frank,
Any updates on this issue? I understand Microsoft won't be making any updates to MR, but just wanted to confirm this issue will remain unsolved.
Thanks,
Arshad
I'm in Fargo as i type this and I posed this question to Ryan Sandness at Microsoft. Officially, MSFT doesn't support this configuration at this time. Other very knowledgeable consultants I've spoken with have told me they haven't been able to make it work either due to A/D issues between MR and the O365 platform.
Frank, I have been asked to 'start' the process for a client and I was hoping you had solved this matter. They have a mix of on premiss and O365 and so we are likely to run into this matter as well.
Hey Frank we're you ever able to get this working, I was actually working on MR to SharePoint the day you made this post. Got it publishing beautifully but everything is on prem, nothing is O365.
Frank I believe yes and yes to your question at the end. I can't confirm it 100% but the Process Service user needs to be in AD and that user needs to have an O365 account because by default the user that runs that service is the local Network Service on that machine and I don't believe you can call that user from a SharePoint 365 site.
To get to an O365 SharePoint site you need an O365 account, unless there's a way around that but I'm not aware of one. To test it I would change the Process Service user to a user who's in AD and has an O365 account.
Tom
a.k.a "Maverick"
#1
André Arnaud de Cal...
291,684
Super User 2024 Season 2
#2
Martin Dráb
230,414
Most Valuable Professional
#3
nmaenpaa
101,156
Share
Report
All responses (
Answers (
