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december 2009 - Posts

Experiences and/or Differences with FIM2010 RC1 so far (Part 5)

Reporting/Auditing With RC0, a web services client could reconstruct resources via Requests, or betweenTime, atTime and allTime functions With RC1, a web service client will be able to reconstruct resources via Requests More attributes on Request, and Read More...
Posted maandag 14 december 2009 22:24 by Jorge | 1 Comments
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Experiences and/or Differences with FIM2010 RC1 so far (Part 4)

XPATH Filter changes Double negations are not supported/possible anymore. An example of a double negation is "/Person[not(MyAttribute != '_$$$_')]" Read more about it here: http://blogs.dirteam.com/blogs/jorge/archive/2009/11/12/fim-2010-not-not-is-empty-and-not-equal-i-think.aspx Read More...
Posted zaterdag 12 december 2009 0:11 by Jorge | 1 Comments
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Experiences and/or Differences with FIM2010 RC1 so far (Part 3)

Export/Import Portal Configuration In ILM 2007 you were able to export the complete Sync Engine configuration and move that to some other instance instead of reconfiguration everything manually. That saved you a lot of work AND mistakes! Although it is Read More...
Posted vrijdag 11 december 2009 22:16 by Jorge | 0 Comments
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Experiences and/or Differences with FIM2010 RC1 so far (Part 2)

MPRs New MPRs have been defined or existing MPRs have been redefined. In ILM "2" RC0 an MPR called "Administrators have Full Control" existed which gave administrators Full Control permissions over existing stuff and new created stuff. In FIM 2010 RC1 Read More...
Posted vrijdag 11 december 2009 22:06 by Jorge | 0 Comments
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Experiences and/or Differences with FIM2010 RC1 so far (Part 1)

So FIM 2010 RC1 came out in the beginning of October are my first impressions, or changes I found (either through my own testing/reading or through some other posts): OS Support FIM 2010 now both supports Windows Server 2008 (x64) and Windows Server 2008 Read More...
Posted vrijdag 11 december 2009 21:31 by Jorge | 0 Comments
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Enabling FIM Portal Access for a Regular AD User Account

To be able to access the FIM portal as a regular user, the following MUST be true: The user has an AD user account The attributes "Domain", "AccountName" and "ObjectSID" must have values populated about that AD user account synched by the FIM Sync Engine Read More...
Posted vrijdag 11 december 2009 21:19 by Jorge | 2 Comments

EXPORT CMDlet of FIM Migration Tooling not working as expected

FIM 2010 provides CMDlets to migrate the configuration of the FIM Portal from one server to another. The first step is exporting the configuration of the SOURCE server. The Powershell script you can use for that is: --------- # ExportPilot.ps1 # Copyright Read More...
Posted vrijdag 11 december 2009 18:27 by Jorge | 3 Comments
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Checking Uniqueness of an attribute in FIM 2010 during the CREATE process

At the time of writing Update 2 has been released for FIM 2010 RC1. This update introduces a new feature for RCDCs which leverages XPATH. In short, when you CREATE a new object in the FIM Portal you can configure an attribute in the RCDC (a.k.a. OVC) Read More...
Posted donderdag 10 december 2009 16:11 by Jorge | 2 Comments
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Resource Counts in FIM 2010 RC1 Fixed

You might have noticed that resource counts do not work in FIM 2010 RC1 (even with Update 1). After installing update2 , this is fixed again. However, take into account the following comment that I found on the FIM TechNet Forum. " This feature is currently Read More...
Posted dinsdag 8 december 2009 21:27 by Jorge | 0 Comments
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Update Release for FIM 2010 RC1 (Update 2)

Microsoft has released another update for FIM 2010 RC1. After a few days it will be available through Windows Update. This package contains multiple updates to the following FIM feature areas: Sets Setup Codeless Provisioning Management Policy Rules Portal Read More...
Posted dinsdag 8 december 2009 21:14 by Jorge | 4 Comments