Adamsync
Synchronizes objects from Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) to an instance of Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services (AD LDS).
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Before you use this command, you must import the user class definitions that are contained in the MS-AdamSyncMetadata.LDF file. For more information, see Import the User Classes That Are Supplied with AD LDS. |
Syntax
adamsync [/?] [/l] [/d configuration_dn] [/i input_file] [/download configuration_dn output_file] [/export configuration_dn output_file] [/sync configuration_dn] [/reset configuration_dn] [/mai configuration_dn] [/fs configuration_dn] [/ageall configuration_dn] [/so configuration_dn object_dn] [/passPrompt]
Parameters
- /?
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Displays command-line options.
- /l or /list
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Displays all available configurations of AD DS to AD LDS Synchronizer.
- /d or /delete configuration_dn
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Deletes the specified configuration.
- /i or /install input_file
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Installs the configuration that is contained in the specified input file.
- /download configuration_dn output_file
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Creates an output file in XML that contains the specified configuration.
- /export configuration_dn output_file
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Saves the current configuration to the specified output file.
- /sync configuration_dn
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Synchronizes the specified configuration.
- /reset configuration_dn
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Resets the replication cookie of the specified configuration.
- /mai configuration_dn
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Configures the specified configuration as the authoritative instance.
- /fs configuration_dn
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Performs a full replication synchronization for the specified configuration.
- /ageall configuration_dn
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Performs an aging search for the specified configuration. An aging search determines—by searching for the AD LDS objects in AD DS—if the AD LDS objects in a configuration have been deleted in AD DS.
- /so configuration_dn object_dn
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Performs a replication synchronization for the specified object in the specified configuration. Use the distinguished name of the object.
- /passPrompt
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Prompts for user credentials.
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