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    There are two types of identities that can be synced to Azure Active Directory - cloud identities, which are created directly in AAD, and sync identities, which are created in an on-premises Active Directory and synced to AAD. AD Connect uses sync rules and a sync process involving three partitions to synchronize data between on-premises Active Directory and Azure AD. The inbound rule updates attributes from the local AD connector space to the metaverse, while the outbound rule updates attributes from the metaverse to the Azure AD connector space.

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    There are two types of identities that can be synced to Azure Active Directory - cloud identities, which are created directly in AAD, and sync identities, which are created in an on-premises Active Directory and synced to AAD. AD Connect uses sync rules and a sync process involving three partitions to synchronize data between on-premises Active Directory and Azure AD. The inbound rule updates attributes from the local AD connector space to the metaverse, while the outbound rule updates attributes from the metaverse to the Azure AD connector space.

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    There are two types of identities that can be synced to Azure Active Directory - cloud identities, which are created directly in AAD, and sync identities, which are created in an on-premises Active Directory and synced to AAD. AD Connect uses sync rules and a sync process involving three partitions to synchronize data between on-premises Active Directory and Azure AD. The inbound rule updates attributes from the local AD connector space to the metaverse, while the outbound rule updates attributes from the metaverse to the Azure AD connector space.

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    Azure AD

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    There are two types of identities that can be synced to Azure Active Directory - cloud identities, which are created directly in AAD, and sync identities, which are created in an on-premises Active Directory and synced to AAD. AD Connect uses sync rules and a sync process involving three partitions to synchronize data between on-premises Active Directory and Azure AD. The inbound rule updates attributes from the local AD connector space to the metaverse, while the outbound rule updates attributes from the metaverse to the Azure AD connector space.

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    The type of the rules inbound rule and outbound rule

    There is two type of identities such as:-

    Cloud identities: -

    1. Identity is created on the directly on the azure active directory


    2. Authenticate Processed by AAD
    3. To create cloud identity need managed domain on Azure
    4. You can simply create new user and new guest user.
    5. New guest user send a request to another on Prem active directory or AAD.
    6. Can be managed by portal as well PowerShell

    Sync Identities:-

    1. Sync identities are created on Prem active directory and sync with AAD
    2. Authentication is processed by Azure AD, if password sync is enabled with Azure AD
    3. For pass through and federated identity model, authenticated by On-Prem AD.
    4. Can be managed by portal as well PowerShell

    Sync rule

    These rules are created in AD connect tool and you can see in sync editor rule. These rule define how
    which attributes are sync with Azure AD.

    How many Sync rules

    AD Connect has two sync rules inbound and outbound

    Inbound rule: - The inbound rule update the information AD Connector space to Metaverse as well
    as Azure AD Connector Space to Metaverse.

    Outbound rule: - the outbound rule update information from Metavers to AD Connector space as
    well as Azure AD Connector Space.

    AD Connect syncing process

    AD Connect has three partitions to complete the sync cycle such as Local AD Connector Space,
    Metaverse, and Azure AD Connector Space.
    1. Objects related attributes information’s is updated from AD to local AD Connector Space
    after that metavers. From mettaver to Azure AD connector Space.
    2. Objects related attributes information’s is updated from Azure AD to Azure AD Connector
    space after that metavers. From mettaver to local AD connector Space.
    3. So objects synchronization can be enabled both side vice versa

    Synchronization

    1. Data is imported by AD connecter and make replica in AD connector space


    2. Data is copied from AD connector space to Metaverse by inbound rule and attributes are as
    changed automatically as inbound rule and same process applicable from Azure AD.

    3. Data is copied from Metaverse to Azure AD Connector Space by outbound rule. Once data
    has copied from metaverse, data is update in Azure AD. Same process is used for Azure.
    Sync rule

    Sync rules define every objects of AD such Users, Groups, Devices etc. AD object can have same AD
    attributes or different attributes therefore each AD attributes has two rules, inbound and outbound.
    If you AD sync three object of AD in this case six rule will be created three are inbound and three
    outbound.

    1. How to create custom rule


    2. Filtering based on Group
    3. Filtering based on Attribute
    4. Attribute flow mapping

    Members of specific group should not be synced to Azure AD

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