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New Post 9/22/2008 4:49 PM
User is offline Bob
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DNN Integration with existing user base  (United States)

My POB has decided to roll our various user portals into one DNN instance, changing the content/experience based on our internal security/classification of the users.  We have an extensive CRM application that houses our user information but I don't know what DNN can do in this situation.  I had used DNN back in version 2 but I'm considering myself a newbie.

I am curious about the potential integration challenges that may/will arise as we place DNN firmly over our users.  Is it possible?  Any recommended reading/migration paths?

Any advice, or direction in where to look would be appreciated.

Bob

 
New Post 9/25/2008 9:55 AM
User is offline David Dyer
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Re: DNN Integration with existing user base  (United States)

It sounds like you need a custom membership provider, if you want to intergrate your existing CRM users/roles into dotnetnuke.  I ran across this article from engage software that may be of use:

http://www.engagesoftware.com/Blog/entryid/41.aspx

 

 

 
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