Category: MIM 2016

  Microsoft Identity manager (MIM) communicates with SharePoint via a web service, specifically, the “ProfileImportExportService” web service, located at http://YourCentralAdminSite/_vti_bin/ProfileImportExportService.asmx When there are problems with the synchronization, you should always look at what the MIM client (miisclient.exe) and the SharePoint ULS logs are saying, but sometimes there is a need to dig a little deeper

  As far as I know, nothing much has changed regarding profile cleanup in SharePoint 2019 as compared to SharePoint 2016. See that post: SharePoint: The complete guide to user profile cleanup – Part 4 – 2016       This is part 5 in a series. You can find other parts here: SharePoint: The

I’ve had a few posts in the past explaining various problems with importing Active Directory (AD) groups and managers. However, this post is designed to be more of a troubleshooting guide that is applicable when using Microsoft Identity Manager (MIM) to Sync profiles. Notes: I’m lumping managers and group memberships in together because they are

Update 6/9/19: It was found that the name of the membership processing timer job changed between SP 2016 and SP 2019, so the PowerShell to find it was updated.   I want to thank my colleague Dhiren for doing most of the leg work to figure this one out. Spoiler alert: Turns out it has

Consider the following scenario: You have an Active Directory Forest trust between your local forest and a remote forest. You create a “domain local” type security group in Active Directory and add users from both the local forest and the remote trusted forest as members. You configure SharePoint Profile Synchronization to use Active Directory Import

  Consider the following scenario: You have one of the following User Profile Synchronization configurations for SharePoint: SharePoint 2010, which utilizes Forefront Identity Manager (FIM) for User Profile Synchronization. SharePoint 2013, using the “Use SharePoint Profile Synchronization” option, which also uses FIM. SharePoint 2016 or 2019, using the “Enable External Identity Manager” option, which (typically)

  This problem manifests itself in a few different ways: You create an Audience based on “Member Of” the “Domain Users” group. You notice there are only a couple (or maybe even zero) members shown, whereas you may have hundreds or thousands of users in that group.   You have a SharePoint Add-In (previously known