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Azure Ad connect sync for On-Prem and Azure.

User generated imageI am in the process of installing Azure AD Connect, i want to link my On-Prem Ad to Azure Ad cos i want to move users to Azure and office 365. I am working on a Hybrid setup.  As a prerequisite to the set up. I downloaded Idfix, to help with my current AD structure. After running Idfix, i got lots of errors. i attached the error i got from a single user. Please i need help on correcting the error before syncing both ADs.
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My Bad, Please find the error attached.
A top level domain error usually means the account doesn't have a valid domain that can be synced to O365. Any internal-only domain would have this issue, cmsich as dot-local (popular because of SBS, for example.)

You have to change the account UPN to sync those and that can have a user impact so it should be planned and communicated.
How can i effect that change?
Create a UPN suffix that matches an authenticated domain in Azure AD.  Then you can use IDFix to change accounts en-masse.  I'd recommend doing a test account or two and communicating the change to users who may be impacted.
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when i run IdFix i get new less errors,  under ATTRIBUTE i see Proxy Addresses. find below in the screenshot.
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It's increasingly evident to me that you haven't read the documentation for AADConnect and may also not have the experience required for a successful deployment.  You may want to consider hiring a consultant on this project to ensure you have a clean and successful launch.  Forums are good for single one-off "I'm lost" type of sticking points, but are not well suited to advanced in-depth project management that seems to be required here.  Many experts make their living by providing such services and are not inclined to give away such services for free here.
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@Mitul Prajapati, Thanks for your help. I have added 300 users to my Azure AD account and its working perfectly. @Cliff Galiher, if you don't have a solution, i advise you keep your coments yo yourself.
I am glad to hear that your problem is fixed now.