Ivan
2006-03-10 19:07:30 UTC
Is this a bug?
Environment:
MIIS V. 3.1.1036.0
SQL Server 2000 SP4
Scenario:
I am using MIIS to provision/deprovision from a SQL table, named "Source",
used as the authoritative source for 2 endpoints:
1) AD
2) Another table in the SQL database named "Consumer"
*3 Management Agents total, one for each sql table and one for the AD.
The flow of attributes are simply from source to end points. I've gotten the
provisioning to AD and the other SQL datatable to run without issues. The
deprovisioning rule for both the management agents are set to:
"Stage a delete on the object for next export run"
The issue is: when an object entry is deleted from the authoritative
source, "Source", the corresponding AD entry is deleted and the connector
space object in the AD management agent is removed; however, for the other
SQL datatable, "Consumer", the corresponding row entry is deleted but the
connector space object is not deleted. Instead the CSObject is put into
"Explicit Disconnector" state with its DN value still intacted (all other
attributes are removed).
Is this a bug? If not, how do I work around it so that the CSObject in the
"Consumer" sql management agent's connector space gets deleted?
Environment:
MIIS V. 3.1.1036.0
SQL Server 2000 SP4
Scenario:
I am using MIIS to provision/deprovision from a SQL table, named "Source",
used as the authoritative source for 2 endpoints:
1) AD
2) Another table in the SQL database named "Consumer"
*3 Management Agents total, one for each sql table and one for the AD.
The flow of attributes are simply from source to end points. I've gotten the
provisioning to AD and the other SQL datatable to run without issues. The
deprovisioning rule for both the management agents are set to:
"Stage a delete on the object for next export run"
The issue is: when an object entry is deleted from the authoritative
source, "Source", the corresponding AD entry is deleted and the connector
space object in the AD management agent is removed; however, for the other
SQL datatable, "Consumer", the corresponding row entry is deleted but the
connector space object is not deleted. Instead the CSObject is put into
"Explicit Disconnector" state with its DN value still intacted (all other
attributes are removed).
Is this a bug? If not, how do I work around it so that the CSObject in the
"Consumer" sql management agent's connector space gets deleted?