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vkhoury
Cadet 2nd Class Cadet 2nd Class
Cadet 2nd Class
‎2018-08-01 12:55
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how to handle user move between containers in AD (Policy)

I created different OUs in AD corresponding to different departments.
I would like to write a policy on the subscriber channel to move users from IDVault to different containers in AD based on department attribute.
When i try to change the dn i have an error which states that there is an association problem.
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geoffc
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‎2018-08-01 13:02

On 8/1/2018 7:56 AM, vkhoury wrote:
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> I created different OUs in AD corresponding to different departments.
> I would like to write a policy on the subscriber channel to move users
> from IDVault to different containers in AD based on department
> attribute.
> When i try to change the dn i have an error which states that there is
> an association problem.

Probably the wrong forum for this. Here is about the Tool itself. Your
question is more about the Engine which has its own forum.

Regardless, we need to see some trace of the starting event, the policy
you wrote firing and the results.

So try postin the question in the Engine-drivers forum, with the trace
and you will get a better response.


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vkhoury
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‎2018-08-01 13:16

ok thank you 🙂
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