5sell (5sell) asked a question.
Missing Apps today
Any changes happen recently that can explain why my OKTA is missing some apps? Came into the office this morning and noticed a whole bunch of apps that were originally in my OKTA are now gone.
- TimL.58332 (Workflows)
@5sell (5sell)
So two questions:
Do you mean on YOUR user dashboard or on EVERYONES user dashboard? If it is just your user dashboard you may have been unassigned from the applications either individually or by group.
** For yourself only take a look in the System Log for: application.user_membership.remove
You can potentially filter this down to just you if there is a lot of them.
If it is Everyone: I would take a look in your System Log for the following two events:
application.lifecycle.delete
application.lifecycle.deactivate
Here's a example query to get both:
eventType eq "application.lifecycle.deactivate" or eventType eq "application.lifecycle.delete"
In either instance System Logs is where you are going to need to look. Any sort of event that add/removes/updates is typically going to have a System Log entry. Okta System log basically records (C
RUD) but not the Reads (hence the strikethrough).Expand Post
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@5sell (5sell)
So two questions:
Do you mean on YOUR user dashboard or on EVERYONES user dashboard? If it is just your user dashboard you may have been unassigned from the applications either individually or by group.
** For yourself only take a look in the System Log for: application.user_membership.remove
You can potentially filter this down to just you if there is a lot of them.
If it is Everyone: I would take a look in your System Log for the following two events:
application.lifecycle.delete
application.lifecycle.deactivate
Here's a example query to get both:
eventType eq "application.lifecycle.deactivate" or eventType eq "application.lifecycle.delete"
In either instance System Logs is where you are going to need to look. Any sort of event that add/removes/updates is typically going to have a System Log entry. Okta System log basically records (C
RUD) but not the Reads (hence the strikethrough).