Powershell Synchronization and adding new user to directory

Asked By joanna mann 20 points N/A Posted on - 02/01/2012

I observed from my local active directory that some users were not in the Office 365 list that is why I attempted to start synchronization with powershell. The problem is I am unable to add a new user to my directory.

What is more frustrating is I am also unable to edit my existing users that are being synchronized. In the event log, I am able to see this error.

I am wondering why this is happening because it seems that Dirsync is working perfectly the first time I run it.  Is there a way to force better synchronization for dirsync?

Please help.

Error:

Warning Properties Event Date:4-7-2011 Time:0:13:22 Type:Warning User:N/A Computer:SRVTSC04 Source:MIIServer Category:Management Agent Run Event ID:6105 Description:The management agent "TargetWebService" step execution completed on run profile "Delta Confirming Import" but some objects had exported changes that were not confirmed on import.Additional Information Discovery Errors:"0" Synchronization Errors:"0" Metaverse Retry Errors:"0" Export Errors:"0"  Warnings:"28"

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Answered By Michelle Bang 55 points N/A #92317

Powershell Synchronization and adding new user to directory

There might be some issue at the client side of the user that they are not in the list of synchronization. First make sure that the clients have the same version of Office 365 as you have because it is necessary as some of the modules will work only on the same platforms.

After that check to see if there is any number of limit of users per synchronization process that is not letting you to enter the users in the list.

Also make a new synchronization connection or list and add all the users again in it. Once done, perform the sync now. It will definitely solve the problem for you.

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• Posted on - 03/02/2012
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