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Importing groups from AD to the FIM Portal using classic flow rules. My general negativity about FIM codeless sync aka declarative provisioning aka Synchronization Rule Provisioning is, I think, reasonably well known by now. While Markus wrote an excellent document about importing AD groups into the FIM Portal using the codeless rules, I think there are still plenty of reasons to go old skool, and heres how youd do it. Pre. Reqs. Custom sync rules do involve. NET coding, so youre going to need Visual Studio installed on the Sync server. My example code in is VB. NET so youll need the Visual Basic libraries installed to use them. And its only a minusculey tiny bit of code, okay I will assume youve already managed to create your AD and FIM management agents, and that you have already sucessfully imported or joined the group members ie the users and contacts. The member attribute is relational, meaning it effectively points to other objects that it also knows about. To maintain the referential relationship from AD through to the FIM Portal you must satisfy the following requirements The groups and their member objects must exist within the connector space of the same AD MA. You cant import groups from one MA and users from another you have to have the groups and users together. The groups and their members must be joined to their metaverse counterparts, either through Join or Projection rules. The groups and their members must be exported through the same FIM MA to the FIM Portal though AFAIK you can only have one FIM MA anyway. Download Soal Olimpiade Matematika Sma Tahun 2013 here. Step 1 Importing the AD Groups into the Metaverse. First make sure that the OUs containing the groups are within the scope of your MA. Next check the group object type. Note I also have my potential group member object types selected, and within the scope of the MA see the comment above about maintaining references in the prereqs section above. Download Google Earth Pro 5.1.2 Crack'>Download Google Earth Pro 5.1.2 Crack. And make sure the following attributes are selected display. Name, domain, group. Type, member, s. AMAccount. Name, and for Distrubution Lists mail, mail. Nickname. Create a Projection Rule. This will project AD groups as new group objects in the Metaverse. Note the following points You should also create a Join Rule so that already projected groups may be rejoined automatically if they happen to become disconnected,If you want some groups to be ignored then the simplest way is with a Connector Filter. Visual Studio 2010 Express Iso Italy Visa' title='Visual Studio 2010 Express Iso Italy Visa' />Search or upload videos. Popular on YouTube Music, Sports, Gaming, Movies, TV Shows, News, Spotlight. Browse Channels. My general negativity about FIM codeless sync aka declarative provisioning aka Synchronization Rule Provisioning is, I think, reasonably wellknown by now. Otherwise you can use a coded Projection Rule, but I wont be going into that here. Next create Direct import flow rules for the following attributes  display. Name display. Names. AMAccount. Name account. Namemember membermail mailmail. Nickname mail. Nickname. At this point you can actually save the MA and go ahead and run an Import Sync. What you should see is some group objects projected into the Metaverse. If youve already mapped the group object type in the FIM MA you should see objects created there too, but dont try to export them yet, we need to add a few more attributes. Now go back into your AD MA and add the following Advanced import flow rules  Constant your NETBIOS domain name domain. Constant Owner Approval membership. Add. Workflow. Constant false membership. Lockedgroup. Type Rules Extension importscope scopegroup. Type Rules Extension importtype type. When you try and save the MA now you should get this error Rules Extension validation error Please specify a valid rules extension name. When you click OK you will be taken to the place where you can specify the name of the dll where those two advanced rules importscope and importtype are to be found. In fact we havent written the dll yet, but thats ok, just accept the default name. Now it is time to create the extension project. Select your MA and click Create Extension Project. You want to create a project of type Rules Extension. Check the default name it should be the same as already set in the MA in the previous step if it somehow isnt dont worry, you can always change the dll referenced in the MA later. The only thing you might want to change is the folder where the project will be created. When youre ready, click OK and the new project will be created and opened in Visual Studio for you assuming you installed Visual Studio on the server. Now fill in the Map. Attributes. For. Import section of the project as shown here. Once youve done that you can compile the code. The dll shoud be put straight into the correct folder for you normally C Program FilesMicrosoft Forefront Identity Manager2. Synchronization ServiceExtensions. Public Sub Map. Attributes. For. ImportBy. Val Flow. Rule. Name As String, By. Val csentry As CSEntry. By. Val mventry As MVEntry Implements IMASynchronization. Map. Attributes. For. Import. Select Case Flow. Rule. Name. Case importtype. Select Case csentrygroup. Type. Integer. Value. Case 2, 4, 8. mventrytype. Value Distribution. Case Else. mventrytype. Value Security. End Select. Case importscope. Select Case csentrygroup. Type. Integer. Value. Case 2, 2. 14. 74. Value Global. Case 4, 2. Value Domain. Local. Case Else. mventryscope. Value Universal. End Select. Case Else. Throw New Entry. Point. Not. Implemented. Exception. End Sub. Now you should be able to Sync the AD MA and check how the group objects look in the Metaverse. Step 2 Exporting the Groups from the Metaverse to the FIM Portal. There are a couple of Portal MPRs that must be enabled to allow the Sync Service to create groups in the Portal. If you havent already done so, select the group object type in your FIM MA. And add the mapping to the Metaverse group type. Now all you should need to do is add simple export flow rules for these attributes account. Name, display. Name, domain, scope, type, membership. Add. Workflow, membership. Locked, member, and for Distribution groups mail, mail. Nickname. Run another Sync on the AD MA and now you should be able to see the group objects in the FIM connector space, ready to export. After running an Export from the FIM MA the groups should be in the Portal, and you can start to manage them there. Note there is an error being reported about selecting a manger. If you do happen to have the group manager field populated in AD then by all means go ahead and import it from AD through to the Portal. Otherwise you will have to chose a manager directly in the Portal. Troubleshooting FIM MA export errors. The FIM MA can give you some rather cryptic looking failed creation via web services messages, but usually if you read them properly you can work out the problem. Missing Required Attribute. Here I have forgotten to populate the Domain attribute. Fault Reason The request message contains errors that prevent processing the request. Fault Details lt Representation. Failures xmlnshttp schemas. Resource. Management xmlns xsihttp www. XMLSchema instance xmlns xsdhttp www. XMLSchema lt Attribute. Representation. Failure lt Attribute. Type Domainlt Attribute. Type lt Attribute. Value lt Attribute. Value lt Failure. Message An attribute is required to complete the operation. Failure. Message lt Attribute. Failure. Code Required. Value. Is. Missinglt Attribute. Failure. Code lt Attribute. Representation. Failure lt Representation. Failures 2. Incorrect Attribute Value.