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Subscribe to A Wee Dram! Get all our posts strait to your inbox by subscribing to the latest posts. Users coming from a SharePoint 2010 system that try to access SharePoint 2013 after a migration receive a “this site has not been shared with you” message. This mean that they are not able to authenticate to SharePoint 2013.
When does User Profile Sync in SharePoint 2010?
We have an issue with User Profile Sync in SharePoint 2010 when the following happens: A new user is added to AD (i.e. The user is synched successfully to SharePoint Time passes The user’s account name is changed in AD (i.e. because it was originally misspelled: DOMAINjdoe) The user is re-synced to SharePoint
After you have imported your SharePoint 2010 data into SharePoint 2013 with the “Mount-SPContentDatabase” command you then need to update all of the user accounts as per: This while fairly simple is a little difficult to fins and figure out and I spent many hours trying to configure SharePoint User Profile Synchronisation to no avail.
What does it mean if SharePoint 2013 is not authenticating?
This mean that they are not able to authenticate to SharePoint 2013. Further you see authentication issues with user profiles not matching recent changes to Active Directory. Man this was a hard one.
A duplicate task has already been created. The CSV file used to do bulk migration cannot have duplicate entries. Remove the duplicate line (s) and try again. The parent folder was not migrated, therefore all items under the folder will fail to migrate. Check your parent folder and retry your migration.
How to troubleshoot SharePoint migration tool error code?
SPMT error codes Error Code Recommended action 0x0204000A Cannot create package file. All files an 0x02030001 1 – Check your credentials. Restart your 2 – Check your credentials. Restart your 3 – Check your credentials and your netw
Step 10: Next Upgrade Site Collections to move to SharePoint 2013. By default, after migrating from SharePoint 2010 to SharePoint 2013, All migrated site collections will be on SharePoint 2010 format, retaining its old look and feel and other functionalities. We’ve to explicitly migrate all site collections to SharePoint 2013.