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  5. Appendix B: Migrate from LDAP Sync Client version 1.2.7 to BlackBerry AtHoc User Sync Client
  6. Change the AtHocDataConfiguration.config file

Change the AtHocDataConfiguration.config file

The attribute that you use for login_id should have memberExport=“true” in the
AtHocDataConfiguration.config
 file.
In the following example, “samaaccountname” is used as the mid prior to 2.0. In 2.0, “userPrincipalName” is used as the login_id, and the memberExport is set to true.
AtHocDataConfiguration.config in LDAP Sync version 1.2.7
<class objectClass="user" type="USER" nameAttribute="name">
            <!-- Attributes to be fetched from LDAP for user -->
            <attributes>
              <!-- memberExport is optional; true indicates this attribute will be exported for static list membership sync too -->
              
<attribute memberExport="true">samaaccountname</attribute>

          <attribute>sn</attribute>
              <attribute>userPrincipalName</attribute>
              <attribute>displayname</attribute>
              <attribute>userAccountControl</attribute>
              <attribute>mail</attribute>
              <attribute>telephoneNumber</attribute>
              <attribute>distinguishedName</attribute>
              <!-- Sample definition to get multi-values of given LDAP attribute -->
              <!--<attribute multiValued="true">objectclass</attribute>-->
            </attributes>
          </class>
AtHocDataConfiguration.config after User Sync Client
<class objectClass="user" type="USER" nameAttribute="name">
            <!-- Attributes to be fetched from LDAP for user -->
            <attributes>
              <!-- memberExport is optional; true indicates this attribute will be exported for static list membership sync too -->
              <attribute>samaccountname</attribute>
              <attribute>sn</attribute>
             
<attribute memberExport="true">userPrincipalName</attribute>

              <attribute>displayname</attribute>
              <attribute>userAccountControl</attribute>
              <attribute>mail</attribute>
              <attribute>telephoneNumber</attribute>
              <attribute>distinguishedName</attribute>
              <!-- Sample definition to get multi-values of given LDAP attribute -->
              <!--<attribute multiValued="true">objectclass</attribute>-->
            </attributes>
          </class>