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IS4U blog: January 2010
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Identifying with your business. Monday, 25 January 2010. Microsoft Forefront Identity Manager 2010 Seminar. On January 20th, IS4U hosted a seminar on Microsoft's Forefront Identity Manager 2010. A live demo was constructed and delivered by IS4U. The most significant features of the FIM 2010 product were shown and incorporated in everyday use cases. The recordings of this demo can be watched below or here. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). IDM Rockstar - Identity Management Blog. Inside Sarb...
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IS4U blog: FIM 2010: Event driven scheduling
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Identifying with your business. Wednesday, 19 November 2014. FIM 2010: Event driven scheduling. In a previous post I described how I implemented a windows service for scheduling Forefront Identity Manager. We asked ourselves following question: "Is it possible to send a signal to our existing Windows service to start a synchronization cycle? Scheduler.GetCurrentlyExecutingJobs().Count = 0. DateTime.Compare(StartSignal, LastEndTime) 0). StartSignal = DateTime.Now;. LastEndTime = StartSignal;. First thing ...
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IS4U blog: SQL Query for the FIM2010 admin account
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Identifying with your business. Friday, 20 June 2014. SQL Query for the FIM2010 admin account. Recently, I came across a FIM2010 deployment that wasn't very well documented. My task was to review the deployment but how could I get admin access to the FIM Portal if I didn't know which account to use? The answer is in the FIMService database and this query will get it for you:. SELECT Distinct a.AttributeName,p.[ValueString]. Where o.ObjectID ='7fb2b853-24f0-4498-9534-4e10589723c4'. Dick Hardt dot org.
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IS4U blog: FIM2010: GUI for configuring your scheduler
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Identifying with your business. Thursday, 12 March 2015. FIM2010: GUI for configuring your scheduler. Path of the folder containing scheduler configuration files, including at least the following:. Job scheduling data 2 0.xsd. Path of the folder containg a server export of the FIM Synchronization Engine. Note that it is possible to use the tool on any server or workstation. After saving your changes you can transfer the configuration files to your FIM server. The drop down list with run configurations is...
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IS4U blog: February 2009
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Identifying with your business. Monday, 9 February 2009. Last week I went to the International Symposium on Engineering Secure Software and System (ESSoS) 2009. I attended the tutorial on Risk Management in Practice – Model Based Security Risk Analysis with the CORAS Method. I must say, it turned out to be an enlightening day. Doing some google searching on the pointers I got from people in the audience on other Risk Assessment approaches, I found this interesting page. Links to this post.
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IS4U blog: FIM2010: Filter objects on export
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Identifying with your business. Tuesday, 24 February 2015. FIM2010: Filter objects on export. FIM allows you to filter objects on import through filters in the connector configuration. The same functionality is not available on export. There are two methods available to provision a selected set of objects to a target system through synchronization rules. This article shortly describes these two mechanisms and also describes a third using provisioning code. Define an xml structure. For each connector that...
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IS4U blog: FIM 2010: SSPR with one-way trust
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Identifying with your business. Sunday, 25 January 2015. FIM 2010: SSPR with one-way trust. This article describes and documents an SSPR setup between two AD forests with a one-way trust. FIM is deployed in the internal domain is4u.be. Users from the domain dmz.be are being imported and managed by FIM. There is a one-way incoming trust on the dmz.be domain. All prerequisites from the password reset deployment guide. Following up on the error, the event viewer gave following info:. This is a very clear er...
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IS4U blog: FIM on Azure
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Identifying with your business. Wednesday, 3 December 2014. While deploying your Forefront Identity Manager labs in your own local virtual environment is convenient, it does consume a lot of your precious disk drive space and there is no questioning the impact of hardware failure. So why not move your virtualization layer to the cloud and let Azure take care of the storage, networking and compute infrastructure for you? 1 An affinity group. 2 A cloud service. 3 A virtual network. In a domain joined setup...
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IS4U blog: April 2009
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Identifying with your business. Tuesday, 21 April 2009. Benelux Tivoli User Group - DAY 2. Because the user group rescheduled the agenda a bit, Peter Volckaert started with an introduction of IBM Tivoli Directory Integrator. I missed that presentation, but for the ones interested, following a link to the product site: http:/ www-01.ibm.com/software/tivoli/products/directory-integrator/. TCIEM is comprised of two products:. Both the products are translating the complex log-data to an easily understood lan...
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IS4U blog: February 2011
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Identifying with your business. Friday, 4 February 2011. Localizing a dropdown in FIM2010. Users must have the possibility to be part of multiple departments. We should be able to use the values of the department attribute as part of the displayName, description, etc. in FIM and AD. So our users must be able to select multiple departments and as an extra requirement, we wanted to show the department names according to the language setting of the browser. The key is that through this tab, it is possible t...
