Why does My Site delete from sharepoint when user is assigned to a different OU in Active Directory
Hello
We use windows server 2008 and sharepoint 2010.
Recently an account was moved from the All Corporate Users OU in Active Directory to another OU called Office 365 Users.
When that happened, the manager of the staff in question received the following email:
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From: administrator@example.ca
Sent: Saturday, March 01, 2014 01:49 AM
To: [Manager Name]
Subject: The My Site of [User Name] is scheduled for deletion
The My Site of [User Name] is scheduled for deletion in 14 days. As their manager you are now the temporary owner of their site. This temporary ownership gives you access to the site to copy any business-related information you might need. To access the site use this URL: http://sharepoint/my/[User Name]
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The user can still access sharepoint, as well as mysite.
I've looked in the sync settings for SharePoint, it is syncing with the domain. I couldn't find anywhere that it was specifying an OU.
I want members of All Corporate Users and Office 365 Users to work with our local sharepoint 2010 and members of Office 365 Users can use Office 365 via single sign on.
Why did the manager received this message and how do I fix it?
We use windows server 2008 and sharepoint 2010.
Recently an account was moved from the All Corporate Users OU in Active Directory to another OU called Office 365 Users.
When that happened, the manager of the staff in question received the following email:
__________________________
From: administrator@example.ca
Sent: Saturday, March 01, 2014 01:49 AM
To: [Manager Name]
Subject: The My Site of [User Name] is scheduled for deletion
The My Site of [User Name] is scheduled for deletion in 14 days. As their manager you are now the temporary owner of their site. This temporary ownership gives you access to the site to copy any business-related information you might need. To access the site use this URL: http://sharepoint/my/[User Name]
__________________________
The user can still access sharepoint, as well as mysite.
I've looked in the sync settings for SharePoint, it is syncing with the domain. I couldn't find anywhere that it was specifying an OU.
I want members of All Corporate Users and Office 365 Users to work with our local sharepoint 2010 and members of Office 365 Users can use Office 365 via single sign on.
Why did the manager received this message and how do I fix it?
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I don't have a recommendation, just depends on your needs. It's helpful in some situations, and in some it's not needed.
It takes 2 profile syncs to correctly mark / unmark missing profiles.
It takes 2 profile syncs to correctly mark / unmark missing profiles.
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I did all this. No Profiles are missing in step 5.
Why 2 profile syncs?
As for the MySite Clean Up Job. Do you have a recommendation as to weather it should run or not?