I don't have permissions to configure SSO for a linked Dynatrace environment

[darynakovyrina]

If you linked an existing Dynatrace environment to your Azure subscription, and you’re not the Dynatrace account owner of that environment, the account owner needs to assign you SSO permissions in the respective Dynatrace environment so that you can enable SSO for that Dynatrace environment in Azure.

To assign SSO permissions in Dynatrace, there are two options:

• Assign a user to the Account manager group
• Add View and manage users and groups permission to a group

See below for instructions on each of these options.

Option 1: Assign a user to the group

• To assign an existing user to the Account manager group:
  1. In the user menu, go to Account settings.
     Shortcut: go to https://myaccount.dynatrace.com
  2. Select Accounts, then select your account tile.
  3. Select Identity & access management > People.
  4. Filter for the user and then select Edit user in the Actions column.
  5. In the Groups section, select the Account manager group and then select Next.
  6. Select Save.
• To assign a new user to the Account manager group:
  1. In the user menu, go to Account settings.
     Shortcut: go to https://myaccount.dynatrace.com
  2. Select Accounts, then select your account tile.
  3. Select Identity & access management > People.
  4. Select Invite user.
  5. On Enter email address, enter the new user's email address and optionally designate the user as an emergency contact for the group, and then select Next.
  6. On Add to groups, select the Account manager group and then select Next.
  7. On Confirm permissions, review the group selection. If you need to change anything, select Previous to go back and change your selections.
  8. When you are satisfied with your selection for this user, select Invite.

Option 2: Assign permission to a group

To add View and manage users and groups permission to a group

1. In the user menu, go to Account settings.
   Shortcut: go to https://myaccount.dynatrace.com
2. Select Accounts, then select your account tile.
3. Select Identity & access management > Groups.
4. Find the group and select View group in the Actions column.
5. In the Permissions section, select edit.
6. Under Account permissions, select View and manage users and groups.
7. Select Save.

[radek_jasinski]

Thank you 😍