/Remi - Nov 3, 2010
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Hello David! :) Have you got the time to test this in a lab ?
I`am experiencing the same problem. And I`ve tried everything without any luck.
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/ilm2/thread/deae65d0-ede6-4b36-994b-3695d0cc8260
Lessons learned:
Run the Do a FIM MA account configuration quick test script.
Always refresh the schema of the FIM MA using the real FIM MA Service Account which we usually call svc-FIMMA.
Scenario:
You have just modified the schema of FIM Service by creating a new Boolean attribute and have bound it to the user resource type. You refresh the FIM Schema, select the new attribute setup a direct export attribute flow from the corresponding Boolean metaverse attribute to the FIM MA attribute. You sync and the only pending export is to this attribute, and then when you run the export to FIM MA you get:
Karl - Sep 4, 2011
I think they can really help in a lot of ways. Accelerate your business with the help of these factors. Thanks a lot for sharing.
Jun 10, 2010
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Has your business experienced identity theft, with unauthorized access to your systems, data, and/or trade secrets?
Have you lost business because your customers and/or employees didn’t have access when needed?
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These are all real-life situations that business and IT leaders like you are experiencing every day. Breaches lead to millions—sometimes billions—in lost monies every year. Additionally, there’s also confusion, frustration, and lost productivity that organizations deal with every day as they fight to manage appropriate access to information and tools that employees, business partners, and customers actually need.
Join Microsoft Identity MVP David Lundell of Ensynch, and Jonathan Sander, IAM and Security Analyst of Quest Software, for a candid presentation that uncovers ways you can protect and accelerate your business—as well as save money—with identity and secure access management (ISAM).
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I am super excited about speaking at The Experts Conference 2010 (I also spoke at Directory Experts in ‘07, and ‘08 as well as last year’s The Experts Conference).
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Once more Ensynch is sponsoring TEC but this year we are a gold sponsor for TEC 2010.
Here is the lineup of Ensynch Speakers at The Experts Conference (also see Brad Turner’s take on our new speakers)
Today, March 2, at the RSA conference Microsoft announced the release to manufacturing of Forefront Identity Manager 2010 (FIM, formerly codenamed ILM “2”) with General Availability starting next month.
Download the eval here:
Microsoft® Forefront™ Identity Manager 2010 Evaluation Version
Yeah!
FIM gives us capabilities for User provisioning (and deprovisioning), Group management, Self-Service Password Reset, Password Synchronization, Workflows with Approvals, User profile self-service management, and accomplishing these items through Declarative Provisioning. Yet FIM retains an incredible set of extensibility points, allows customization of the Portal, schema of the objects, managing new systems, custom workflows, custom clients to the FIM web service.
On Friday the product group released Update 3 for Forefront Identity Manager 2010 RC1 available through connect
https://connect.microsoft.com/site433/Downloads
Major changes as part of Update 3 (my regurgitation and comments from the release notes):
Even the certificate management side got some improvements: Windows Server 2008 R2
More Hands on Labs for Forefront Identity Manager will be coming up (similar to the one I did in Irvine, CA) – Phoenix April 7th and 8th and then Dallas sometime in May.
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In this post I attempt to give you the reader a quick overview of how the FIM RCDC works conceptually. As for the mechanics of modifying the RCDC the nearly complete but growing collection of documents downloadable from MSFT will suffice.
As you will recall FIM is the new abbreviation for ILM, since it has been renamed Forefront Identity Manager, and RCDC is the Resource Control Display Configuration formerly known as the Object Visualization Configuration (OVC). RCDC is the way you custom how FIM displays objects (now called resources) in the portal. Now for English: If you need to change the options and information users see in the FIM portal when they create new users, groups (security or distribution), or edit or view these resources you do it by modifying the RCDC. The RCDC is an XML object, and each resource type (user, group, request, etc) has three: Create, Edit and View. To get a handle on the terms take a look at the figure below:
