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06/14/2022 02:44 AM
Hello,
We want to have some additional information from the AD accounts (e.g. ObjectGUID) mapped to the users in Saviynt.
We configured this in the USER_ATTRIBUTE of the connection:
CUSTOMPROPERTY50::objectGUID#Binary
Then we ran the UserImport job. We left the reconciliation field on default as this was recommended (we also tried employeeID).
The ObjectGUID is not mapped to the user and neither are any of the other attributes already configured in the USER_ATTRIBUTE json.
Some help with this would be appreciated.
Robbe
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06/14/2022 03:53 AM - edited 06/14/2022 03:58 AM
Hello,
Can you please try it as below.
RECONCILATION_FIELD::CUSTOMPROPERTY26,CUSTOMPROPERTY26::objectGUID#Binary,
Please refer to the below documentation on AD Jsons for importing Notes field
https://saviynt.freshdesk.com/a/solutions/articles/43000613953
Please let us know if this helps !!
06/14/2022 05:54 AM
Hello,
I forgot to mention it in the post, but we've tried doing this already. This did not give us any results.
Robbe
06/14/2022 06:23 AM
Hello,
Has the objectGUID been imported onto any user attribute?
06/14/2022 11:51 PM
Hello,
Yes, we've tried importing it to a customproperty as well as a pre-defined user attribute that wasn't in use. This did not give us the objectGUID.
Robbe
06/15/2022 12:59 AM
Hello,
Could you please share the user import mapping you are using?
06/15/2022 01:21 AM
Hello,
[CUSTOMPROPERTY1::cn#String,CUSTOMPROPERTY2::name#String,DISPLAYNAME::displayname#String,CUSTOMPROPERTY3::sn#String,COMMENTS::distinguishedName#String,statuskey::userAccountControl#number,CUSTOMPROPERTY6::cn#String,CUSTOMPROPERTY9::telephoneNumber#String,CUSTOMPROPERTY11::uSNCreated#String,ENDDATE::accountExpires#millisec,UPDATEDATE::whenChanged#customDate--yyyyMMddHHmmss.'0Z',CUSTOMPROPERTY16::streetAddress#String,CUSTOMPROPERTY18::department#String,USERNAME::cn#String,CUSTOMPROPERTY20::userPrincipalName#String,CUSTOMPROPERTY21::manager#String,CREATEDATE::whenCreated#customDate--yyyyMMddHHmmss.'0Z',COMMENTS::distinguishedName#String,systemUserName::sAMAccountName#String, CUSTOMPROPERTY50::objectGUID#Binary]
I do have to add that we have tried:
RECONCILIATION_FIELD::CUSTOMPROPERTY26, CUSTOMPROPERTY26::objectGUID#Binary
06/15/2022 10:21 AM - edited 06/15/2022 01:50 PM
Hello Robbe,
Going through your questions, I need a bit of clarification. Are you using the AD Connector to Import "users" in Saviynt or using it to imports it as "accounts" ?
If using it to import accounts then the config needs to be under ACCOUNT_ATTRIBUTE
If using it to import users then the config needs to be under USER_ATTRIBUTE
OR
Do you already have users in Saviynt from a different HR source but want to map the corresponding "ObjectGUID" from Active Directory against users who also exist in Saviynt ?
Also the Reconciliation field needs to be set as RECONCILATION_FIELD and not RECONCILIATION_FIELD. There's a typo at our end which needs to be corrected but for now, please use the following.
CUSTOMPROPERTY26::objectGUID#Binary,
RECONCILATION_FIELD::CUSTOMPROPERTY26
Regards,
Avinash Chhetri
06/16/2022 12:10 AM
Hello,
Your third explanation is pretty much it. We already have users in Saviynt from another HR source and accounts linked to those users which we imported from Active Directory. We are trying to map the ObjectGUID from the accounts in Active Directory to the corresponding user of that account.
I have just tried changing the RECONCILIATION_FIELD to RECONCILATION_FIELD but this did not work.
Robbe
06/16/2022 09:49 AM - edited 06/16/2022 10:07 AM
Hello Robbe,
Then in your case what you should be doing is, have the configuration logic in your USER_ATTRIBUTES, Reconciliation Field might not even be needed at the connector level.
If you do not plan to import all the attributes from AD and map it to your user, it could be a very simple config like:
[USERNAME::sAMAccountName#String,
customproperty26::objectGUID#Binary]
Assuming that your "samAccountName" in AD is the same as your "UserName" in Saviynt.
Now you would need to configure a Job of type "User Import via a Connection(UserImportJob)" and configure the parameters of the Job accouringly and schedule/run it.
Documentation on this job is available here : https://saviynt.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/43000571858-importing-users-using-the-useri...
This should update the user's profile with the ObjectGUID from the corresponding account in AD.
Regards,
Avinash Chhetri
06/17/2022 12:34 AM
Hello,
I just tried your solution but instead of using sAMaccountname, we used employeeID. Seeing as employeeID is the only attribute that is the same in the user and the account in Active Directory.
[employeeID::employeeID#String,CUSTOMPROPERTY26::objectGUID#Binary]
We used this in our USER_ATTRIBUTE JSON and set the reconciliation field in the user import job to employeeID. This gave us an error though: Getting user validationErrors while saving users
Any idea on how to fix this error?
Kind regards,
Robbe
06/17/2022 01:47 PM
Robbe,
The Saviynt USERNAME is a mandatory parameter for user Import.
If there is no USERNAME in the USER_ATTRIBUTE, then import might complete successfully but will not update any record in Saviynt.
If you map USERNAME to a random attribute from AD, say "cn" , in the USER_ATTRIBUTE, then import will end up updating the Saviynt USERNAME to the "cn" value for the records which matched based on the Reconciliation parameter.
Regards,
Avinash Chhetri
09/19/2022 11:56 AM
What did your USER_ATTRIBUTE json end up being? I'm trying to do something very similar but having trouble getting it to update the user attribute.
09/20/2022 03:17 AM
Hello Robbe,
Did u get this issue fix?
I also have the same use case but unable to execute.
Regards,
-Vinit
09/20/2022 07:00 AM - edited 09/20/2022 12:39 PM
Hello @Robbe_Cronos, @Vinit556,
If you have any attribute in Saviynt UserName field that can be mapped with an AD attribute, then this should be do-able. There are other requirements which might also need an immutable attribute to be used as a reconciliation field but for a start, the first one should suffice.
09/22/2022 02:17 AM
We added CUSTOMPROPERTY26::objectGUID# in our USER_ATTRIBUTE JSON and started the User import via a connection job with UPDATE ONLY and Reconciliation field as EmployeeID.
We took employeeID as a reconciliation field, because this is the field which is present and the exact same in the User base and the accounts in Active Directory.
We didn't add anything about the employeeID in the USER_ATTRIBUTE JSON itself.
Hope this helps!
09/20/2022 09:56 AM
I have this as the USER_ATTRIBUTE but it isn't updating the user attribute at all:
[
CUSTOMPROPERTY11::accountExpires#millisec,
USERNAME::cn#String,
RECONCILATION_FIELD::CUSTOMPROPERTY21,
CUSTOMPROPERTY21::objectGUID#Binary
]
09/20/2022 12:39 PM
Hello @JohnLawson,
Do you have the ObjectGUID from AD already existing on the user attribute CP21 ?
Coud you also share the Import User Job configurations ?