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Customer uses Exchange Online (Office 365). We now would like to synchronize local AD passwords with Office 365 using Azure AD Connect. We would like to have a first test with a few users. The plan is to place those users in a dedicated OU in the local AD and have the objects in that OU synchronized with Office 365 (using domain/ou filtering).<br />
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Could someone confirm that the above scenario is correct ?<br />
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Thanks,
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Customer uses Exchange Online (Office 365). We now would like to synchronize local AD passwords with Office 365 using Azure AD Connect. We would like to have a first test with a few users. The plan is to place those users in a dedicated OU in the local AD and have the objects in that OU synchronized with Office 365 (using domain/ou filtering).

Could someone confirm that the above scenario is correct ?

Thanks,

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