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Schema Sync after AAD Connect installation
Hi,
we have a fresh Windows Domain (Win2k12) and installed AAD Connect (latest version) and established the sync to an Office 365 tenant with default settings.
Now, after the syncrhonization ist working fine, I installed the Exchange2013 schema extension in the AD.
I did this, because I want the possbility to edit some AD-Attributes, that are not available in the cloud (msExchHideFromAddressList
After the schema extension I did a "Refresh Directory Schema" in Azure AAD Connect.
After that the new attribute "msExchHideFromAddressList
I found out, that I have to do following:
"Synchronization Rule Editor":
Rule: "In from AD - User Common"
There I added a transformation that maps the attribute.
OK, this is working now.
But how do I know which Exchange-Attributes would bei used in the future?
Which attributes do I have to map?
Or is there a possibility the map the needed attributes automatically?
Many thanks in advance!
Roland
we have a fresh Windows Domain (Win2k12) and installed AAD Connect (latest version) and established the sync to an Office 365 tenant with default settings.
Now, after the syncrhonization ist working fine, I installed the Exchange2013 schema extension in the AD.
I did this, because I want the possbility to edit some AD-Attributes, that are not available in the cloud (msExchHideFromAddressList
After the schema extension I did a "Refresh Directory Schema" in Azure AAD Connect.
After that the new attribute "msExchHideFromAddressList
I found out, that I have to do following:
"Synchronization Rule Editor":
Rule: "In from AD - User Common"
There I added a transformation that maps the attribute.
OK, this is working now.
But how do I know which Exchange-Attributes would bei used in the future?
Which attributes do I have to map?
Or is there a possibility the map the needed attributes automatically?
Many thanks in advance!
Roland
Vasil Michev (MVP)
The rules should have been updated after you run the schema refresh. If this didnt happen, the best thing to do is simply reinstall AAD Connect, it will detect the Exchange schema extentions and add the needed rules for you.
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