March 7

Create a Solution to Synchronize Account Expiry : Step 3 – Add the new connector to AAD Connect

the next step is really exciting: add our new connector to AAD Connect:

  1. at first you need to copy the complied dll and pdb file in to the folder: C:\Program Files\Microsoft Azure AD Sync\Extensions AADC_AddFilesToExtensionsFolder
  2. As next Open the AAD Connect Synchronization Service Console
  3. Click on Connectors
  4. Click on Create AADC_CreateNewConnector
  5. Select the Connector Type: Extensible Connectivity 2.0 and Enter a Name for the connect e.g. 9th_AADC_CreateNewConnector_Name
  6. Click on Browse and select the Dll,: ExpiredAccountsConnector.dll and click  ok10th_AADC_CreateNewConnector_SelectDll
  7. On the page click on refresh interfaces 11th_AADC_CreateNewConnector_RefreshInterface
  8. Click on Next
  9. The next windows shows the partition, here just click on next, do not need to change anything  13th_AADC_CreateNewConnector_Partition
  10. Select the object:Person    14th_AADC_CreateNewConnector_ObjectType
  11. Select the Attributes (I’d recommend to select them all) 15th_AADC_CreateNewConnector_Attributes
  12. Click Next
  13. On the next page you will see the configuration of the anchor, you do not need to change this 16th_AADC_CreateNewConnector_Anchor
  14. Click Finish

 

Next: https://happyts.tech/create-a-solution-to-synchronize-account-expiry-step-4-add-synchronization-rule-for-the-new-connector/

Related posts:

  1. AccountExpire is not synchronized by AAD Connect
  2. Create a Solution to Synchronize Account Expiry : Step 4 – Add Synchronization Rule for the new connector
  3. Create a Solution to Synchronize Account Expiry : Step 2 – Build a new connector (aka ManagementAgent)


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Posted March 7, 2021 by akos.regi in category "AAD Connect", "AccountExpires", "ADSync