Microsoft lync 2013 updates windows 10#

Understanding the out-of-box rules scenario All computer objects with a value in this attribute are synchronized.

Microsoft lync 2013 updates windows 10#

Only Windows 10 computers populate this attribute. Computer out-of-box rulesĪ computer object must satisfy the following to be synchronized: This configuration ensures that cross-forest memberships are resolved and represented correctly in Azure AD. In reality, this join only happens for users and security groups. Role Group.įoreignSecurityPrincipal out-of-box rulesįSPs are joined to 'any' (*) object in the metaverse. Ensure many out-of-box objects in Active Directory, such as the built-in administrators group, are not synchronized. The following group objects are not synchronized to Azure AD: See Contact out-of-box rules for this rule is enforced. If the group is a Distribution Group, then it must also be mail enabled.You are not able to synchronize groups with more members even if you modify or remove this rule. Note: The 50,000 membership count is also enforced by Azure AD.If the number of members grow from when it was initially created, then when it reaches 50,000 members it stops synchronizing until the membership count is lower than 50,000 again.If it has more members before synchronization starts the first time, the group is not synchronized.This count is the number of members in the on-premises group. Do not synchronize any replication victim objects.Ī group object must satisfy the following to be synchronized: These objects wouldn't work in Exchange Online. Do not synchronize Exchange accounts that would not work in Exchange Online.Do not synchronize the service account used by Azure AD Connect sync and its earlier versions. This case would only practically happen in a domain upgraded from NT4. Ensure user objects with no sAMAccountName attribute are not synchronized. Ensure many out-of-box objects in Active Directory, such as the built-in administrator account, are not synchronized. The following user objects are not synchronized to Azure AD: With an on-premises Active Directory, this attribute is always present and populated. Must have the accountEnabled (userAccountControl) attribute populated.If the value is changed on-premises, the object stops synchronizing until the sourceAnchor is changed back to its previous value. After the object has been created in Azure AD, then sourceAnchor cannot change.These rules also apply to the iNetOrgPerson object type.Ī user object must satisfy the following to be synchronized: The following expressions can be found in the out-of-box configuration.

Out-of-box rules from on-premises to Azure AD To understand the details of the configuration model, read Understanding Declarative Provisioning. This article assumes that you have already installed and configure Azure AD Connect sync using the installation wizard. The goal is that the reader understands how the configuration model, named declarative provisioning, is working in a real-world example. It also walks you through the default configuration of Azure AD Connect sync. It documents the rules and how these rules impact the configuration. This article explains the out-of-box configuration rules.