Azure AD Sync for Rescue is Available on Beta! New Features / Fixes as of March 28, 2022!
Note: As this is a beta version, please do not use this version on your production users without fully testing. It is recommended to create a Test Group with Test Users in your Azure Active Directory for Beta Testing. As this is a Beta version, some bugs may be present - please use the Comment thread for any feedback. Download the attached .pdf document and use as a guide to set up.
Rescue presents an Active Directory Sync with the following benefits:
- Only a single User repository needs to be maintained in Azure
- Ability to sync multiple AD Groups with multiple Rescue Technician Groups
- If Technicians already exist in Rescue, the Technician will not be imported during the initial sync, which uses the email address as the identifier, however, next time the sync is run - if there are changes to be applied to existing Technician, those will be actioned.
- Example: Delete a User in Active Directory = Technician is now Disabled in Rescue
A new version has been released as of March 28, 2022 to include multiple features and fixes!
- Fixed user counting in group selection page
- Add new search capability/functionality
- Improved login speed to Azure
- Improved search speed
- Synchronization period is 45 minutes instead of 5 minutes
- Added new "Terminate Service" functionality.
- Added new SSO functionality.
- New UserPrincipalName feature was added to Azure ADSync
- New Non-Service mode was added.
- UI improvements
- Deeper synchronization logging
- AdSync command line tool was added.
Note: Beta is not available for customers that have their Rescue environment on the EU servers. The feature will be available for EU once the feature is live.
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