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![[How To] Configure ADFS 4.0 to Authenticate Users in LDAP v3-Compliant Directory](http://dyn365apps.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/Configure-ADFS-4-to-Authenticate-Users-in-LDAP-v3-Compliant-Directory-750x350.jpg "[How To] Configure ADFS 4.0 to Authenticate Users in LDAP v3-Compliant Directory")
Recently, I wrote a blog series about how to configure ADFS as the Identity Provider for Adxstudio Portal. The links to the series can be found at the end of this post. In this article, I will describe how we
![[SOLVED] Updating Dynamics 365 Records not Invalidating Cache in Portal](http://dyn365apps.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/Updating-Dynamics-365-Records-not-Invalidating-Cache-in-Portal-750x350.png "[SOLVED] Updating Dynamics 365 Records not Invalidating Cache in Portal")
Problem I was called to investigate a strange issue with an Adxstudio Portal solution I configured few months ago. The portal users in this system are preconfigured and can login using ADFS. I had created two workflows to enable and
![[How To] Configure Multiple Languages in Dynamics 365 Portals](http://dyn365apps.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/Multi-Language-Portal-750x350.jpg "[How To] Configure Multiple Languages in Dynamics 365 Portals")
Dynamics 365 Portals can be configured to display content using multiple languages. Currently 43 languages are supported out of the box and additional languages can also be configured. In this article, I will walk you through the steps to
![[Tip] Dynamics 365 Portals – Multi-Language Portal Configuration Issue](http://dyn365apps.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/Bug-in-Multi-Languages-Configuration-750x350.png "[Tip] Dynamics 365 Portals – Multi-Language Portal Configuration Issue")
Problem One of the latest features of Dynamics 365 Portals is the multi-language portal capability. When I tried to create a new Website Language record, I faced an issue where, I couldn’t see any of Portal Language records to select
![[Tip] Service not appearing in Portal](http://dyn365apps.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/Service-Scheduling-No-Services-750x350.jpg "[Tip] Service not appearing in Portal")
One of the great features of Adxstudio is Self Service Service Scheduling. One of issues I faced when configuring service scheduling was that service was not visible from the portal. It shows “There are no services available to be scheduled.” message.
![[Integration] ADFS as the Identity Provider for Adxstudio – Part 6 – Configure Adxstudio](http://dyn365apps.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/Integration-ADFS-as-the-Identity-Provider-for-Adxstudio-–-Part-6-Configure-Adxstudio-750x350.png "[Integration] ADFS as the Identity Provider for Adxstudio – Part 6 – Configure Adxstudio")
In this article, I will detail how to configure Adxstudio to enable ADFS Authentication. Please check out the Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, and Part 5 of this series which provides an overview of the solution, explains
![[How To] Configure Web Server Role for Adxstudio Portals](http://dyn365apps.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/How-To-Configure-Web-Server-Role-for-Adxstudio-Portals-750x350.png "[How To] Configure Web Server Role for Adxstudio Portals")
The first step of setting up Adxstudio is to enable Web Server role on the server that will host the Adxstudio Portal. This article provides a walk through of Web Server configuration. Login to the Windows Server using an Administrator
![[Integration] ADFS as the Identity Provider for Adxstudio – Part 5 – Publish an Application in Web Application Proxy](http://dyn365apps.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/Integration-ADFS-as-the-Identity-Provider-for-Adxstudio-–-Part-5-Publish-an-Application-in-Web-Application-Proxy-750x350.png "[Integration] ADFS as the Identity Provider for Adxstudio – Part 5 – Publish an Application in Web Application Proxy")
In this article, I will detail how to publish an application in Web Application Proxy. Please check out the Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, and Part 4 of this series which provides an overview of the solution, explains how
![[Integration] ADFS as the Identity Provider for Adxstudio – Part 4 – Configure Web Application Proxy](http://dyn365apps.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/Integration-ADFS-as-the-Identity-Provider-for-Adxstudio-–-Part-4-Configure-Web-Application-Proxy-750x350.png "[Integration] ADFS as the Identity Provider for Adxstudio – Part 4 – Configure Web Application Proxy")
In this article, I will detail how to configure Web Application Proxy. Please check out the Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3 of this series which provides an overview of the solution, explains how to configure ADFS server, and
![[Integration] ADFS as the Identity Provider for Adxstudio – Part 3 – Configure Relying Party Trust](http://dyn365apps.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/Integration-ADFS-as-the-Identity-Provider-for-Adxstudio-–-Part-3-Configure-Relying-Party-Trust-750x350.png "[Integration] ADFS as the Identity Provider for Adxstudio – Part 3 – Configure Relying Party Trust")
In this article, I will detail how to configure Relying Party Trust in ADFS server. Please check out the Part 1 and Part 2 of this series which provides an overview of the solution and explains how to configure ADFS server.