- 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
- Configure the data integration file
- Data adapter configuration
- LDAP data adapter node descriptions
LDAP data adapter node descriptions
- <IntegrationData>: Top level node which contains all sub nodes.
- <hynode>: This node represents one of the following entities: TREE, STATICLIST, or USER. TREE nodes are hierarchy or group nodes. The STATICLIST node is for static distribution lists. The USER node is for a user. <hynode> can have other <hynode> nodes as children.
- <attributes>: Each <hynode> node contains an <attributes> node. Attributes that were specified in the configuration file for each class type are found under the <attributes> node. The nodes under the <attributes> node are different based on configuration and type of hynode. See LDAP class-based configuration for instructions on how to specify attributes.
- <members>: The <members> node is usually present for <hynode type=”STATICLIST”>. When present, this node has one or many <member> sub nodes which can have type=”USER” or type=”STATICLIST” to denote if the members of this list are users or other nested lists.