Hi,
I am working on implementation of MIM 2016 for one of my customer. We are looking for customization of SSPR where an end user could reset his/her password either through OTP authentication or by answering security questions. Please see attached mockup . Is it doable? If yes then someone could please guide me in right direction of implementation.
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Does anyone have a guide on how to do MIM 2016 Reporting with System Center on Prem (I upgraded from FIM 2010 R2 to MIM 2016). I don't want to do cloud reporting, I like the reports in System center and would like to keep using them.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks;
Jon
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Has anyone seen this behavior?
I am using FIM 2010 R2 with the SharePoint MA connector against a SharePoint 2016 user profile service.
The MA Config wizard connects OK and imports the schema, (I even see our custom profile attributes).
But when I run a full import I get "completed no-objects"
The MA configuration worked fine against another test SP 2016 and against SP 2013. The only difference I can think of is this profile database was just imported from SP2013.
If I log in to the Central Administration web site and User Profile Service web site with the same credentials and port I see all 166,000 users.
Hi,
Please could someone clarify the following, in order to setup PAM:
Thank you,
SK
I am using MIM 2016 and it is patched to the latest hotfix roll out. Build 4.3.2266.0
I have created my AD MA. I now want to create an Inbound/Outbound sync rule to provision to AD.
When I access the scope tab, I can complete the Metaverse resource type drop down and the External system drop down BUT
when I try to complete the External System resource type .. it just hangs and doesnt show any options, after furious clicks
I get a popup saying Error in Resource control. But I can complete sync rules for other MAs, just not the AD MA.
Event Viewer shows, as a Warning!
The portal was unable to complete a request and showed a user the default error page.
An unhandled exception was caught.
Check the product diagnostic log file and then check the SharePoint log file.
So which "product diagnostic log file" should I be looking for?
The SharePoint log doesnt seem to give any information why this error is shown.
We are wanting to take data from our Oracle database about group owners and apply it to the Owner and Displayed Owner in the FIM Portal. The end goal is to have the initial identified owner take control and be able to assign other owners to manage the group which would then flow to AD. The data from Oracle only is needed to flow the initial owner and then FIM will need to take precedence. There is close to a thousand groups which will need to have the owner and displayed owner set.
The data from Oracle is a string, based on the users SAMAccountName. When we try to import that attribute the metaverse shows an applied delete. I am guessing that is because it is not a true referenced attribute. I have tried selecting that attribute from Oracle as a referenced attribute but that does not work. I can flow the attribute in as a string to the FIM Portal without issue but I am then not able to get that to flow to the Owner or Displayed Owner as those are referenced. I have tried a workflow to try and make that happen but it does not work unless the FIM attribute is a reference, it will not take a string and translate it. This seems like it should not be to difficult and that someone else would have wanted to populate owner and displayed owner but I can not find much on this topic. I would appreciate any guidance or insights.
Thanks,
What's the approach on changing the NETBIOS name of the FIM server (Service, Sync and Portal on the same server)? Can it be done, if it can, what would be the steps to do it?
I was thinking about changing the name before upgrading it to MIM or would it be better to just create a new server for MIM (with the name in mind) and migrate the old FIM there somehow?
Hi All,
I'm having problem where every time I try to export from my AD connector I get an unhandled exception crash from miiserver.exe. I want to enable verbose logging but I can't seem to find the "source name" attribute for the AD MA. I've tried ConnectorsLog with no luck and neither System.ServiceModel or ForefrontIdentityManager.ManagementAgent seem to log anything to do with AD. Here's the relevant section from my miiserver.exe.config file
<system.diagnostics><sources><source name="System.ServiceModel" switchValue="Verbose,ActivityTracing"
propagateActivity="true"><listeners><add name="ServiceModelTraceListener"><filter type="" /></add></listeners></source><source name="ForefrontIdentityManager.ManagementAgent" switchValue="Verbose,ActivityTracing"><listeners><add initializeData="ForefrontIdentityManager.ManagementAgent" type="System.Diagnostics.EventLogTraceListener, System, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089"
name="ExceptionEventLogListener" traceOutputOptions="LogicalOperationStack, DateTime, Timestamp, Callstack"><filter type="" /></add><add name="ServiceModelTraceListener"><filter type="" /></add></listeners></source><source name="ForefrontIdentityManager.ManagementAgent.EventTracingForWindowsTraceSource" switchValue="Verbose,ActivityTracing"><listeners><add name="EventTracingForWindowsListener"
type="System.Diagnostics.Eventing.EventProviderTraceListener, System.Core, Version=3.5.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089"
initializeData="{C4D0C1D4-909D-481b-B011-10E682A6009C}" /></listeners></source><source name="ConnectorsLog" switchValue="Verbose,ActivityTracing"><listeners><add initializeData="ForefrontIdentityManager.ConnectorsLog" type="System.Diagnostics.EventLogTraceListener, System, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089"
name="ConnectorsEventLogListener" traceOutputOptions="LogicalOperationStack, DateTime, Timestamp, Callstack"><filter type="" /></add><add name="ServiceModelTraceListener"><filter type="" /></add></listeners></source></sources><sharedListeners><add initializeData="C:\FIMLogs\ForefrontIdentityManager.ManagementAgent_tracelog.svclog"
type="System.Diagnostics.XmlWriterTraceListener, System, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089"
name="ServiceModelTraceListener" traceOutputOptions="LogicalOperationStack, DateTime, Timestamp, ProcessId, ThreadId, Callstack"><filter type="" /></add></sharedListeners><trace autoflush="true" /></system.diagnostics>Any ideas?
Thanks
| Summary | |
This script retrieves the user-friendly string representation of an object's SID from Active Directory. |
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
set-variable -name URI -value "http://localhost:5725/resourcemanagementservice" -option constant
set-variable -name DN -value "LDAP://CN=Britta Simon,OU=FIMObjects,DC=Fabrikam,DC=Com" -option constant
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
If(@(get-pssnapin | where-object {$_.Name -eq "FIMAutomation"} ).count -eq 0) {add-pssnapin FIMAutomation}
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
$AdUser = [ADSI]($DN)
If($AdUser.objectGuid -eq $null) {Throw "Object not found in Active Directory"}
$UserSid = New-Object System.Security.Principal.SecurityIdentifier($AdUser.objectSid[0], 0)
$Nt4Name = $UserSid.Translate([System.Security.Principal.NTAccount])
$Nt4Domain = ($Nt4Name.Value.Split("\"))[0]
$Nt4Account = ($Nt4Name.Value.Split("\"))[1]
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Clear-Host
Write-Host "User Data"
Write-Host "========="
$DataRecord = New-Object PSObject
$DataRecord | Add-Member NoteProperty "DN" $DN
$DataRecord | Add-Member NoteProperty "SamAccountName" ($Nt4Name.Value.Split("\"))[1]
$DataRecord | Add-Member NoteProperty "Domain" ($Nt4Name.Value.Split("\"))[0]
$DataRecord | Add-Member NoteProperty "SID" $($UserSid.ToString())
$DataRecord | Format-List
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Trap
{
Write-Host "`nError: $($_.Exception.Message)`n" -foregroundcolor white -backgroundcolor darkred
Exit 1
}
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Go to the FIM ScriptBox |
Hi Team,
Can you please let me know what are the prerequisites required to deploy MIM 2016
1. Hardware requirements.
2. Privileged account requirements.
3. Software requirements.
4 And process to install and if you can provide screenshots that are already implemented on some X company.
If you can provide these details its much appreciated.
Hello,
I am not sure if there are free or trial software out there. I am currently learning MIM but i need a couple of database i can sync from. Its not really easy for me going into the database manually to populate the data.I am looking for an application that can work with Microsoft SQL which can be used to create accounts and telephone data just like in the book or anything that can be used to create data which can be written into the database.
Is there any one out there with ideas that can help? Thanks in advance
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Hi,
A customer is currently running on-premises Exchange 2010 and 2013 with Exchange Online Protection (EOP). All Emails flow through EOP to on-premises Edge Transport 2013 Server. When they setup EOP they used FIM 2010 R2 for Active Directory Synchronization.
Customer wants to evaluate Exchange online and we are planning to deploy Hybrid Exchange Infrastructure. We want to know that is there a way to upgrade FIM 2010 R2 to Azure AD Connect? or can we setup additional Directory Synchronization server for Azure AD Connect tool?
or can we leave FIM 2010 R2 as is for Directory Synchronization? or is there any better approach?
Thanks,Thanks, Sheeraz
Hello!
Does anybody have any experience with provisioning users (or access rights) from FIM to Oracle DB or Microsoft SQL DB?
For example, I need to automate user management in connected system, which stores user accounts and access rights in their own DB.
Is this is possible?
Thanks!
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Hello,
Since some time I encounter an issue which gets more and more annoying, especially when one need to analyse some run history details. The Operations table is being refreshed every couple of seconds and it cause refresh of all other controls (the ones containing
errors and statistics). Anybody encountered this as well ? Any fixes ?
I don't remember this happening in the past I think I encounter it only in more recent versions of fim/mim and/or windows (2012/2012 R2). But it might not be related.
Thanks for any clues.
Regards,
T
I am currently working to try and design a Powershell script to change the credentials of our management agents. We utilize a service account for the management agents to connect to our SQL Database (for the SQL agents) and to connect to our Active Directory Forest (for the Active Directory agents). The password for this service account is changed on a schedule, but this require manually updating the password for each agent via the Management Agent Designer. I would like to roll this task into a script to expedite and simplify the process.
After some research, so far I am able to enumerate the management agents:
#Get wmi object for management agents
$MAs = get-wmiobject -class "MIIS_ManagementAgent" -namespace "root\MicrosoftIdentityIntegrationServer"
#Iterate and and perform respective actions on AD and SQL agents
foreach ($MA in $MAs)
{
if ($MA.type -eq "Active Directory")
{
#Looking for actions to perform here
}
elseif ($MA.type -eq "SQL Server")
{
#Looking for actions to perform here
}
}After much research, I'm having a difficult time locating an object or a method which can make the change I'm aiming for and was hoping to try and get some insight.
Regards,
Hi,
I am having some difficulty setting up the PCNS. I noticed every time I configure or add the PCNS target, the PCNS service (pcnssvc.exe) is crashing. If I remove the target, PCNS service will run just fine. Any one has experience this?
Looking at the event viewer this is what I can see. Not much of information telling what is the reason for service to crash.
Faulting application name: pcnssvc.exe, version: 4.1.3114.0, time stamp: 0x50ad5a0dAppreciate any help here.
Thanks!
Gerard