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I am trying to schedule a report and send it to specific email addresses. They are not an entity in NetSuite. I used to be able to just enter an email in the "email address" field under Copy Others on the Scheduled Report page. However, that field is now greyed out and I have to select a vendor, customer, employee, etc from a dropdown list. Why did it suddenly become greyed out?

Regrettably, it appears that the ECB cipher is not featured in the documentation. Consequently, it seems that it is not supported, as our reliance is solely on the documentation provided.

For more information, check these SuiteAnswers Article

• Supported TLS Protocol and Cipher Suites
• Supported Cipher Suites and Host Key Types

Anyone from the community who might had the same need and happen to know of an alternate solution to this? Any insights you can provide would be highly appreciated.

Thanks, @Ken Davies !

Testing on my account as well. :)

If they already have users using NetSuite with Okta, the setup has already been completed. FYI.

~angela

Shenanigans- I love it!

You can also inactivate any forms that you don't want anyone to use, to prevent 'shenanigans'.

Good luck!

~angela

Creating a support case, meeting with OKTA and talking with everyone will not negate the need to create the employee in NetSuite and provision them with a role.

You cannot provision a new NetSuite user via OKTA. Its not possible to do. My current client uses OKTA, and I've been through this numerous times recently. I am absolutely certain of this.

~angela

You will not be able to provision access to NetSuite directly from Okta. You will have to actually log into NetSuite and create an employee, assign them a role with SAML (roles should have this enabled if they are using OKTA).

~angela

Got it, @Ken Davies ! Thank you! Will get back to you on this.