Both my colleague Brad Turner and I were renewed for ILM MVP. I am glad to receive this honor another year. Congrats to new ILM MVP Marc Mac Donnell You can see a list of all ILM MVP’s that have chosen to make their profiles public (Marc hasn’t setup his yet). I just hope I can win the MVP at home! http://feeds.feedburner.com/IdentityLifecycleManagerilmBestPractices
Very helpfull!! I was about to block sending email… Paweł Jarosz - Sep 1, 2010Very helpfull!! I was about to block sending emails to disabled accounts - not mailbox but accounts - so I can easily and quick retrieve some data from inactive inboxes. The solution is to create an empty group in AD and set the “dLMemSubmitPerms” parameter to accept messages only from that empty group! Amazing and great many thanks!
Do you know what attributes are used to control who can and can’t send to a Distribution List in Exchange 2003 and Exchange 2007? or Does it use a DACL? Knowing such things is key if you are going to automate distribution list management through .NET programs, or MIIS/ILM/FIM, Quest ARS or any other tool that is talking to LDAP attributes. For Powershell you need a separate list since the names are different.
Thanks for writing this up, David. That’s goo… matthew gibson - Jun 2, 2009Thanks for writing this up, David. That’s good information. Can you explain this point… I have seen one developer use the flow rule names as a language to processor module to handle 90% of his string manipulation. That certainly cut down on the need for re-coding. I’m not sure I follow. Thanks, Again. Matthew One developer wrote a module that could interpret stuff like this
In response to question in the MMSUG yahoo group I thought I would post the following: Naming conventions for MV objects and attributes. Most CS objects and attributes come to us with names – the exception being when we are writing our own views in SQL or Oracle There are many object types and attributes pre-defined in the metaverse if you use those no need to rename most of them seem to come from the required and suggested attributes for either an X.
Hey Dave, I didn’t notice your blog before. Go… Unknown - Jun 0, 2009Hey Dave, I didn’t notice your blog before. Good work. Gimme a call… Lets have lunch sometime soon. It would be nice to see you. justin harris justin@jwheel.com
When should one implement a Public Key Infrastructure and when should one not? Obviously we implement a PKI to solve a problem, usually around security, enabling secure communications with a web server, multi-factor authentication, encryption. A PKI solution can be very versatile, but it comes at a price in setup and maintenance. But what alternatives do we have? Let’s examine each problem in turn Problem PKI difficulties Alternatives Benefits for Alternatives
It’s nice to know its impact to the business. … Karl - Sep 4, 2011It’s nice to know its impact to the business. Thanks a lot for sharing that valuable information. business consultant
Brad and I are going to cover the value of the whole Identity Management Stack from Microsoft and a few additional pieces from partners. **When: Thursday, May 28th **Where: Webinar/Online (Live Meeting links will be sent to all registrants) (Click Here to RSVP) Presenters: David Lundell – Microsoft MVP for ILM, Ensynch Practice Director Brad Turner – Microsoft MVP for ILM, Ensynch Sr. Technical Architect **Time: **9am-10am Pacific/Arizona 10am-11am Mountain
Joe Zamora the maintainer of the Ensynch ILM 2 Custom Workflow Walkthrough is our main presenter at our next Webinar this Thursday at 9 AM Pacific. To register click on the image below. The code from our Pre-con workshop is posted on CodePlex Ensynch Custom WF Activities http://feeds.feedburner.com/IdentityLifecycleManagerilmBestPractices
