Support WebCast: Microsoft Advanced Active Directory Connector (325221)

Session Summary

In this session, we will discuss advanced configuration of the Microsoft Active Directory Connector (ADC). This includes custom matching rules, schema maps, and troubleshooting techniques.

This is a Level 300 session that was recorded February 13, 2001 and presented by Graham McIntyre. Graham McIntyre was a member of the Exchange 2000 Beta team, with a focus on integration with Exchange and the Active Directory. Graham currently works for Beta Technology Support, and works closely with Product Support Services (PSS) to assist Microsoft Support Professionals in supporting Exchange 2000.

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Supplemental reading:

• Exchange 2000 and the Active Directory
• Deploying the Active Directory Connector - Chapters 2 and 3
• XADM: How the ADC Uses Block Search to Replicate Changes
• XADM: When the Active Directory Connector Commits Changes to Active Directory
• XADM: How Active Directory Connector Replicates Subcontainers
• XADM: Desc. of Active Directory Connector Deletion Mechanism
• XADM: Description of the Active Directory Connector Schema Map
• XADM: Troubleshooting ADC Replication Issues
• XADM: How Exchange Hides Group Membership in Active Directory
• XADM: How The Active Directory Connector Polling Period Works
• XADM: Syntax of Active Directory Connector Schema Map Files
• XADM: When the ADC Commits Changes to Active Directory

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