# use or the results from the use of this script remains with you. # merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose, or the # statutory warranty, not even the implied warranty of # script is made available to you without any express, implied or # Description: Counts the number of users in Azure that have a specific on-premises distinguished name. Verify Users script # Filename: VerifyAzureUsers.ps1 Once you've verified everything is good you can use the steps below to take the Azure AD Connect server offline. Microsoft recommends that you leave the server is a disabled state for a period of time, so you can verify the migration was successfulĪfter a period of time, verify that everything is good. Once you've verified that all of your users are migrated, you can turn off the Azure AD Connect synchronization service. You should use a phased approach so that you can verify that the migrations are successful.Īs you migrate users, verify that they're provisioning and synchronizing correctly. Now you should come up with a plan on migrating more users. For more information, see how to start the scheduler. ![]() Now that you've verified users are provisioning and synchronizing, you can go ahead and start the Azure AD Connect scheduler. If you create a new user in this OU, verify that it's being provisioned. This number should match the count of users in the previous step. You can use the PowerShell script below to get a count of the number of users that have the on-premises pilot OU in their distinguished name. Verify that the users are now being synchronized in the portal. Verify pilot users are synchronizing and being provisioned For more information, see Configuring cloud sync. In the configuration, you need to create a scope to the OU that was created or identified previously. Once the agent is installed, you need to configure cloud sync. For more information, see how to install the agent. If you haven't done so, install the provisioning agent. For more information, see Migrate to Azure AD Connect cloud sync for an existing synced AD forest tutorial for how to create these rules. You'll also need an outbound sync rule with a link type of JoinNoFlow and the scoping filter that has the cloudNoFlow attribute set to True. The inbound sync rule is a join rule with a target attribute of cloudNoFlow. In the Azure AD Connect Synchronization Rules editor, you need to create an inbound sync rule that filters out users in the OU you created or identified previously. ![]() For more information, see how to stop the scheduler. Get-ADUser -Filter * -SearchBase "" Example: Get-ADUser -Filter * -SearchBase "OU=Finance,OU=UserAccounts,DC=FABRIKAM,DC=COM"īefore creating new sync rules, you need to stop the Azure AD Connect scheduler. You can run the following PowerShell cmdlet to get the counts of the users that are in the pilot OU. Before continuing, let Azure AD Connect pick up the changes so that it's synchronizing them in the new OU. If you're using a new OU, move the users that are in scope for this pilot into that OU now. This tutorial guides you through the migration process in a sandbox environment.Ĭreate or identify an OU for the migrationĬreate a new OU or identify an existing OU that contains the users you'll test migration on. ![]() To become familiar with the migration process, review the Migrate to Azure AD Connect cloud sync for an existing synced AD forest tutorial. For more information, see Import and export Azure AD Connect configuration settings. Also you should verify the cloud sync pre-requisites.īack up your Azure AD Connect configurationīefore making any changes, you should back up your Azure AD Connect configuration. The following guidance is only for users who have installed Azure AD Connect using the Express settings and aren't synchronizing devices. You can do this task by going through the wizard here. Steps for migrating from Azure AD Connect to cloud sync Stepīefore moving to cloud sync, you should verify that cloud sync is currently the best synchronization tool for you. If you're currently using Azure AD Connect and wish to move to cloud sync, the following document provides guidance. It uses the Azure AD cloud provisioning agent instead of the Azure AD Connect application. Azure AD Connect cloud sync is the future for accomplishing your hybrid identity goals for synchronization of users, groups, and contacts to Azure AD.
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