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The service application 'UPA Name' does not have any proxies that are default in a proxy group

This article explains how to handle the issue with SharePoint farm settings load.

Problem

While trying to load SharePoint farm settings with SPDocKit Consultant I received the following message:

The service application ‘UPA name’ does not have any proxies that are default in a proxy group.

Solution

For each UPA (User Profile Application) you need to have its proxy set as a default in a proxy group. This means that if you have three UPAs, you need to have at least three proxy groups.

Here is what you need to do:

  1. Create a new proxy group. Unfortunately, there is no UI for this, so you have to use PowerShell. Use the command:

    New-SPServiceApplicationProxyGroup "NewProxyGroup”;
  2. Then add your service application to a newly created proxy group with the command:

    Add-SPServiceApplicationProxyGroupMember NewProxyGroup – Member babab30e-8e3a-428b-8ff4-4d5c8f455e6d

    where “NewProxyGroup” is a proxy group you created in the previous step. When adding a service application, you need to obtain its GUID. You can do that by using:

    Get‐SPServiceApplicationProxy
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