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I have a Crowd instance that has an Active Directory and an OpenLDAP server configured as Directories. I always have to log in with the crowd internal root user for administrative tasks and I want to delegate this access to the admin accounts of my admin users.
These admin accounts already have the necessary in JIRA, Confluence etc. but I can't find a way to give them admin access in Crowd.
I already tried to create a group named "crowd-administrators" in AD, just like in the internal directory, but my admin user still doesn't have admin rights in crowd.
Thanks, that did the trick. I searched everywhere in Crowd except in the application.
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