Exception Notifications and Automatic Synchronization page (Directory Services Connector wizard)

Use this page to set up your exception notifications and schedule the synchronization task. You must configure a least one distribution list in the Control Console before setting up and scheduling exception notifications.

Exception Notifications and Automatic Synchronization page
Option Definitions
Exception Notification Distribution Specifies the email distribution list that you want to receive exception notifications.
Exception Notification Content Use these definitions to select the notifications you want to receive about synchronization exceptions.
  • Directory access failuresDirectory Services Connector failed to connect to the Active Directory domain. Selected by default.
  • Directory Services Connector Server Connection Failure NotifyDirectory Services Connector failed to connect to the registered Control Console server. Selected by default.
  • Exceeded user deactivation limit — Automatic synchronization failed because the number of users changing from active to inactive status exceeded the limit for deactivation.
  • Rejected alias to primary conversions — Unable to change the primary address of a protected user account to an alias address.
  • Rejected primary to alias conversions — Unable to change an alias address of a protected user account to a primary address.
  • Rejected duplicates — Found domain addresses that match either existing addresses or other addresses in the outgoing user account information.
  • Unknown domains — Indicates that either a primary or a public domain was not properly provisioned in the Control Console.
  • Other rejected changes — Can include failures related to protected aliases, attempts to change or delete accounts on legal hold, as well as errors caused by poorly formatted addresses.
Automatic Synchronization section  
Enable When selected, enables the synchronization you want
  • Enable automatic synchronization of Users — Synchronizes users in the AD domain, without assigning them to groups in the Control Console.
  • Enable automatic synchronization of Users and Groups — Synchronizes users in the AD domain and assigns them to groups in the Control Console.
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User Deactivation Limit Places a limit on the number of user accounts that can be changed from active to inactive status during an automatic user synchronization. The limit can prevent large numbers of inadvertent deactivations, which would require a lot of manual work in the Control Console to correct. Type a number that is zero or higher, or leave blank for no limit.
Schedule

Selection specifies how often the synchronization task runs each day.