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Managing Office 365 Licenses with #MIM2016 and #AzMan – Part 2
In my last post I introduced the concept of using Windows Authorisation Manager (AzMan) to manage the automation of Office 365 licenses. In this post I will go into detail on how the solution hangs together. Complementing AAD Connect with … Continue reading
Managing Office 365 Licenses with #MIM2016 and #AzMan – Part 1
One of the things we Microsoft FIM/MIM folks find ourselves doing of late is having to find ways of automating Office 365 license assignment for our “hybrid” (AD+AAD) customers, initially as part of provision the initial Exchange Online mailbox which … Continue reading
Building in #MIM2016 Solution Resilience
Disasters can happen for all sorts of reasons, and when we’re automating we risk large-scale mishaps. What sort of precautions do you take to disaster-proof (or at least contain) your IAM solution? Continue reading
Using .Where instead of | Where-Object
I’ve been fighting a problem today whereby the PowerShell Where-Object commandlet was returning results of varying object types from the same XML document. Specifically, when trying to check for the numbers of adds/deletes/updates from a CSExport xml file, where I had … Continue reading
Using -ReadCount 0 with Get-Content
Not that I’m an expert in PowerShell by any means, but here’s my tip of the day … use the -ReadCount parameter with Get-Content! From the Get-Content page on TechNet … -ReadCount<Int64> Specifies how many lines of content are sent through the pipeline … Continue reading
#FIM2010 MIISActivate – FIM Sync service terminated with service-specific error %%-2146234334
Originally posted on Identity Underground:
This article has been posted on TNWiki at: FIM2010 Troubleshooting: MIISActivate – FIM Sync service terminated with service-specific error %%-2146234334. ? Situation ? Failing over a FIM Sync Server to the standby FIM sync server…
The (#FIM2010) service account cannot access SQL Server …
Ran into this old chestnut just now and thought that it was worth re-visiting the outcome of an old forum post on the subject. Before I get to the point, by way of background I always start out the installation … Continue reading
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#FIM2010 R2 Scoped Sync Rules – Part 2 (The Experience)
So I decided to take up the challenge on a recent FIM2010 R2 project – outlined in the first part of this post. Lets just say there are plenty of FIM folk who would simply ask ‘why?’ … Why would … Continue reading
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Tagged Best Practice, FIM 2010, FIM Sync, FIM Synchronization
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#FIM2010 R2 Scoped Sync Rules – Part 1 (The Vision)
There have been numerous attempts since the concept of ‘declarative sync rules’ was first introduced with FIM 2010 to eliminate the need for rules extensions altogether, but rarely have these been successful. In all but the most trivial of scenarios … Continue reading
Posted in FIM (ForeFront Identity Manager) 2010
Tagged Best Practice, FIM 2010, FIM Sync, FIM Synchronization
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