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I get this error on a few accounts (see below) and the only way to fix it or get them synched is via Full DirSync. Some of these accounts were actually disabled, but enabled and would never sync even after a few delta syncs. I set Dirsync to every 60 mins. <br />
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&quot;Unable to update this object in Azure Active Directory, because the attribute [AccountEnabled], is not valid. Update the value in your local directory services.&quot;<br />
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Any thoughts on why?
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I get this error on a few accounts (see below) and the only way to fix it or get them synched is via Full DirSync. Some of these accounts were actually disabled, but enabled and would never sync even after a few delta syncs. I set Dirsync to every 60 mins.


"Unable to update this object in Azure Active Directory, because the attribute [AccountEnabled], is not valid. Update the value in your local directory services."

Any thoughts on why?

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Also, is there a way to automate a Full Dirsync, perhaps via scheduled Task?
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Also, is there a way to automate a Full Dirsync, perhaps via scheduled Task?

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Are you using dirsync or AADSync?
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Occassionally the standard delta dirsync doesn't synchronize all user objects. However, the Full Sync, which in my case can take up to 5 hours to complete, will synchronize the objects. Is it recommended to run a Full Dirsync every night? Is there a Best Practice?<br />
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Thank you,
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Occassionally the standard delta dirsync doesn't synchronize all user objects. However, the Full Sync, which in my case can take up to 5 hours to complete, will synchronize the objects. Is it recommended to run a Full Dirsync every night? Is there a Best Practice?

Thank you,

Running Full DirSync every night. Recommended?

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