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Azure connector (ootb) - advanced queries support

AL
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Hi,

Does Saviynt's Azure connector (ootb) support advanced queries (ConsistencyLevel:eventual), what looks to be required (MS Graph) to e.g. filter out groups synchronized from onPremise AD to Azure?

If yes (or if there is a way without this to achieve the same), since what SAV version?

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rushikeshvartak
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which graph API you trying to call ? and from which connector


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Rushikesh Vartak
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Standard connector:
Configuring the Integration for Account and Group Import (saviyntcloud.com)

Filtering already security groups only:

 

"group_filter": "securityEnabled eq true"

 

so we would like to extend this to also cloud only...

Manu269
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Refer this post: https://forums.saviynt.com/t5/identity-governance/excluding-azuread-groups-of-membership-type-is-dyn...

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Manish Kumar
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AL
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You are presuming there that all groups follow any naming convention, like start with Az in case of Azure or so but that's not the case. 

Group object has onPremisesSyncEnabled attribute, but to reach it required are advanced queries. Filter

> "group_filter":"securityEnabled eq true and onPremisesSyncEnabled ne true"

seems doesn't work in Sav (works in general if advanced queries supported).

Or anyone has a different experience or another way not groups name based?

only standard filters works.

You can additionally use entitlement filter


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Rushikesh Vartak
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You can additionally use entitlement filter

You mean e.g. name based or so...  If so, this is not a way.

Is possible to connect to Azure (MS Graph) using any other generic connector (REST?) to be able achieve what is needed?

You can use generic REST connector with MS Graph API 


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Rushikesh Vartak
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