Also describes how the rules work together for the out-of-box scenarios to work.Ĭontinues on the previous topic and describes how the configuration for users and contacts works together, in particular in a multi-forest environment. Understanding Declarative Provisioning Expressionsĭescribes the syntax for the expression language used in declarative provisioning.ĭescribes the out-of-box rules and the default configuration. Azure AD Connect sync topics Topicįor those of you who are new to the sync engine and want to learn about the architecture and the terms used.Ī short version of the architecture topic and briefly explains the terms used.ĭescribes the different topologies and scenarios the sync engine supports.Įxplains what options you have available when you run the Azure AD Connect installation wizard again.ĭescribes the configuration model called declarative provisioning. To learn more about Cloud Sync please read this article, or watch this short video. To find out if you are already eligible for Cloud Sync, please verify your requirements in this wizard. The remainder of this article is about AADConnect sync, but we encourage customers to review the features and advantages of Cloud Sync before deploying AADConnect sync. Azure AD Cloud Sync is replacing Azure AD Connect sync, which will be retired after Cloud Sync has full functional parity with Connect sync. It accomplishes this by using the Azure AD Cloud provisioning agent instead of the Azure AD Connect application. Azure AD Connect Cloud Sync is a new offering from Microsoft designed to meet and accomplish your hybrid identity goals for synchronization of users, groups, and contacts to Azure AD.
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