- What is the BlackBerry AtHoc User Sync Client?
- User synchronization process overview
- Install and set up the BlackBerry AtHoc User Sync Client
- Execute the BlackBerry AtHoc User Sync Client
- Configure the data integration file
- Configuration overview
- Data adapter configuration
- Data processor configuration
- Data synchronizer configuration
- Synchronize LDAP groups
- How to synchronize users for enterprise user moves
- How to bulk update users' physical location
- How to configure organization subscription with the User Sync Client and API
- Troubleshoot the User Sync Client
- Appendix A: Adtools.exe
- Appendix B: Migrate from LDAP Sync Client version 1.2.7 to BlackBerry AtHoc User Sync Client
- Appendix C: Differences between the CSV Importer Tool and the BlackBerry AtHoc User Sync Client
- BlackBerry AtHoc Customer Support Portal
- Documentation feedback
- BlackBerry Docs
- BlackBerry AtHoc
- 1.2
- User Sync Client
- Appendix B: Migrate from LDAP Sync Client version 1.2.7 to BlackBerry AtHoc User Sync Client
- Considerations for using User Sync Client to perform LDAP synchronization for existing customers
Considerations for using User Sync Client to perform LDAP synchronization for existing customers
- For the User Sync Client to work properly with existing customers, their mapping_id and login_id (Username) must be identical. Or, the combination of mapping_id and login_id inBlackBerry AtHocneeds to be the same as a combination of mapping_id and login_id fields from LDAP as a prerequisite.
- Change the XSL files as outlined above.
- Make sure that memberExport is set to true in theAtHocDataConfiguration.configfile for the LDAP attribute that you are using to map to login_id.
- Discourage operators from changing the login_id (Username) for users. As a best practice, set the username to not be editable by end-users in theBlackBerry AtHocmanagement system under System Setup.