Sharepoint überrascht auch beim Berechtigen von Benutzern aus einer anderen Domäne nicht durch „klappt einfach so“.

Natürlich muss hier per Powershell nachgearbeitet werden – angegeben werden, in welchen Domänen User gesucht werden sollen.

Nach Anpassen und Ausführen des Scripts funktioniert der domänenübergreifende Zugriff.

 

$pp = Get-SPWebApplication https://server3.kollossalfesch.de
$pp.PeoplePickerSettings.SearchActiveDirectoryDomains
$domaenea = New-Object Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration.SPPeoplePickerSearchActiveDirectoryDomain
$domaenea.DomainName = "kollossalfesch.de"
$domaenea.ShortDomainName = "kollossalfesch"
$pp.PeoplePickerSettings.SearchActiveDirectoryDomains.Add($domaenea)
$domaeneb = New-Object Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration.SPPeoplePickerSearchActiveDirectoryDomain
$domaeneb.DomainName = "stein.zone"
$domaeneb.ShortDomainName = "stein"
$pp.PeoplePickerSettings.SearchActiveDirectoryDomains.Add($domaeneb)
$pp.Update()
$ppmgmt = Get-SPWebApplication https://server3.kollossalfesch.de:1111
$ppmgmt.PeoplePickerSettings.SearchActiveDirectoryDomains
$domaenea = New-Object Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration.SPPeoplePickerSearchActiveDirectoryDomain
$domaenea.DomainName = "kollossalfesch.de"
$domaenea.ShortDomainName = "kollossalfesch"
$ppmgmt.PeoplePickerSettings.SearchActiveDirectoryDomains.Add($domaenea)
$domaeneb = New-Object Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration.SPPeoplePickerSearchActiveDirectoryDomain
$domaeneb.DomainName = "stein.zone"
$domaeneb.ShortDomainName = "stein"
$ppmgmt.PeoplePickerSettings.SearchActiveDirectoryDomains.Add($domaeneb)
$ppmgmt.Update()