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Hi everyone,  

I'm trying to create a basic hello world Experience Cloud site using Build Your Own (LWR) in my sandbox org. 

My user is System Administrator, but is unable to retrieve any "Network" metadata files, e.g. <site>.network-meta.xml. 

The behavior happens either via cli with package.xml, or through visual studio code "Org Browser" -> "Retrieve this Source from Org".  

It always fails with error: "You do not have the proper permissions to access Network."  

All other metadata types retrieval work without any issues.  

It seems to be a permission setting, so presumably some configuration is missing/disabled for the site or user or sandbox. But all configurations seem correct as verified by multiple Salesforce Developers. 

Anyone who experienced the same, or who knows what I am doing wrong? Any help is appreciated here.  

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Repro Steps:  

In visual studio code with Salesforce CLI integration:  

 > SFDX: Create project -> Standard  

 > SFDX Authorize an org -> Sandbox -> login with sysadmin user  

  sf org:login:web --instance-url <sandbox-url>  --set-default  

 -> sf org open  

In sandbox:  

 -> Navigate to Setup -> Feature Setting -> Digital Experiences -> All Sites -> New -> Build Your Own (LWR)  

 -> Navigate to new website -> Administration -> Members -> Ensure "System Administration" is on list of Selected Profiles.  

In visual studio code with Salesforce CLI integration:  

 -> Navigate to Org Browser  -> Go to Networks folder -> Click "Retrieve this source from org"

Expected:  

 - Successfully retrieved Network file.  

Actual

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Error: "You do not have the proper permissions to access Network."

Similarly, just running this command, also fails, and only fails with Network metadata files: 

> sf project retrieve start --source-dir force-app/main/default/networks/<site>.network-meta.xml --ignore-conflicts  

Note: It is specifically the metadata of type Network that encounters the issue. All other metadata types retrieval work correctly and without any problems: "Network Brandings", "Sites", "Apex Classes", "Lightning Web Components", "Permission Sets".  

Note: I can run "sfdx force:data:soql:query -q "SELECT Name, Status FROM Network" -u vscodeOrg" without any issues.   

Note: 

When troubleshooting, I also made sure these configurations were set: 

 - Double Check System Administrator profile has "Modify Metadata Through Metadata API Functions" set to True  

 - Double Check System Administrator profile has "Create and Set Up Experiences" set to True  

 - Double Check System Administrator profile has "Access Experience Management" set to True  

 - Double Check System Administrator profile has "Manage Dev Sandboxes" set to True  

 - Double Check System Administrator profile has "Manage Experiences" set to True  

 - Double Check Setup -> Feature Setting -> Digital Experiences -> Settings -> "Enable Experience Workspaces" set to True  

 - Double Check Setup -> Feature Setting -> Digital Experiences -> Settings -> "Enable ExperienceBundle Metadata API" set to True  

 - Update salesforce extensions  

 - Modify package.xml to only include "Networks" type 

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Anyone who experienced the same, or who knows what I am doing wrong? Any help is appreciated here. 

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I also saw this related post, but I couldn't make any progress based on the answers there: 

Edited: I found the reason. Turn out there is one topic in my Agentforce that I am not allowed to used (or maybe that topic has some errors). I deleted  that topic and things turn back to normal. 

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I am encountering an issue with Agentforce. Has anyone experienced this issue or know how to resolve it? Any insight would be greatly appreciated. 

Problem: When working in Agentforce (Default) via Agentforce Builder, and in the Agentforce chat in the Coral Cloud Resorts app, I receive the error:"Something went wrong. Refresh and try again." . However, if I create a new agent, this error is not appear and the new agent seems work well.

Org/Account Details:

• Account: Datacloud Playground (launched via sf org open)
• App: Coral Cloud Sample App
• Both environments point to the same account.

User Setup:

• User License: Salesforce
• Profile: System Administrator
• Permission Set Assignments (active):
  • Data Cloud Admin
  • Agentforce Default Admin
  • Prompt Template Manager
  • Agentforce Service Agent Configuration
  • Access Agentforce Default Agent
  • Coral Cloud
• Permission Set License Assignments:
  • Agentforce (Default)
  • Agentforce Service Agent Builder
  • Data Cloud

Troubleshooting Steps Already Taken:

• Disabled and re-enabled Agentforce Agents and Einstein Setup
• Deactivated and reactivated Agentforce (Default)
• Cleared browser cache (Google Chrome)
• Signed out and back in
• Tested on both Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge
• Checked event logs (only see: "Message sent: Something went wrong. Try again.")

Thanks in advance! 

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