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Active Roles 7.5 - Solutions Guide

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Default description for new shadow accounts

The policy allows you to specify a text to use as the default description for new shadow accounts that Active Roles creates when creating linked mailboxes managed by Exchange Resource Forest Management. Active Roles writes that text to the Description property of every new shadow account.

Attribute to store a reference to shadow account

By default, the policy designates the adminDescription attribute of the master account for storing the GUID of the shadow account, and allows you to choose a different attribute for that purpose. Exchange Resource Forest Management uses this attribute to identify the shadow account (and, consequently, the linked mailbox) when managing a given master account. The policy causes Active Roles to set this attribute on the master account when creating the linked mailbox.

Synchronized properties

The policy defines a list of properties to copy from the master account to the shadow account. These properties are referred to as synchronized properties. When you use Active Roles to set or change a synchronized property of a master account, the policy causes Active Roles to set or change the value of that property on both the master account and shadow account.

In addition, Exchange Resource Forest Management provides a scheduled task that copies synchronized properties from every managed master account to the corresponding shadow account. The task runs on a scheduled basis to ensure that each of the synchronized properties of the shadow account has the same value as the corresponding property of the master account. If a synchronized property of the shadow account has changed for whatever reason, Active Roles changes that property back to the value found on the master account. For further details, see Scheduled Task later in this document. The following table provides the default list of synchronized properties. You can configure the policy to synchronize additional properties or remove individual properties from synchronization.

Table 1:  Default list of synchronized proprties

c (Country Abbreviation)

co (Country)

company (Company)

countryCode (Country-Code)

department (Department)

displayName (Display Name)

givenName (First Name)

homePhone (Home Phone)

initials (Initials)

l (City)

mobile (Mobile Number)

otherTelephone (Phone Number (Others))

physicalDeliveryOfficeName (Office Location)

postalCode (ZIP/Postal Code)

postOfficeBox (Post Office Box)

sAMAccountName (Logon Name (pre-Windows 2000))

sn (Last Name)

st (State/Province)

streetAddress (Street Address)

telephoneNumber (Telephone Number)

title (Job Title)

url (Web Page Address (Others))

wWWHomePage (Web Page Address)

 

Substituted properties

The policy defines a list of properties that appear on the master account but reflect the properties of the linked mailbox or shadow account. These properties are referred to as substituted properties. When you use Active Roles to view properties of a master account, the policy causes Active Roles to retrieve the values of the master account’s substituted properties from the shadow account. When you use Active Roles to set or change a substituted property of a master account, the policy causes Active Roles to set or change the value of that property on the shadow account.

The policy adds all the Exchange recipient properties to the default list of substituted properties, which causes Active Roles to operate as if master accounts have those properties although the accounts forest does not have Exchange Server installed (and, therefore, does not have the Active Directory schema extended with Exchange recipient properties).

The policy does not allow you to narrow down the list of substituted properties. However, you can specify your custom list of substituted properties in addition to the default list. If you do so, the resulting list of substituted properties includes all properties from both the default list and your custom list.

Table 2: Default list of substituted properties

adminDisplayName

altRecipient

altRecipientBL

authOrig

authOrigBL

autoReply

autoReplyMessage

deletedItemFlags

delivContLength

deliverAndRedirect

deliveryMechanism

delivExtContTypes

displayNamePrintable

dLMemDefault

dLMemRejectPerms

dLMemSubmitPerms

dnQualifier

edsaAdminGroup

edsaAllExchangeTasks

edsaCreateMsExchMailbox

edsaDeleteEmail

edsaDeleteMailbox

edsaEstablishEmail

edsaEstablishGroupEmail

edsaExchangeTasksAvailable

edsaHideMembership

edsaHomeMDB

edsaHomeMTA

edsaMailboxSecurityDescriptor

edsaMoveMailbox

edsaMsExchMixedMode

edsaRemoveAllMsExchAttributes

edsaUnhideMembership

edsvaExchOrgVersion

edsvaExchServerVersion

edsva-MsExch-AcceptMessagesOnlyFrom

edsva-MsExch-ActiveMailboxServerName

edsva-MsExch-AddAdditionalResponse

edsva-MsExch-AdditionalResponse

edsva-MsExch-AddNewRequestsTentatively

edsva-MsExch-AddOrganizerToSubject

edsva-MsExch-AddressBookPolicyDN

edsva-MsExch-AllBookInPolicy

edsva-MsExch-AllowConflicts

edsva-MsExch-ProtocolSettings-IMAP4-Enable

edsva-MsExch-ProtocolSettings-MAPI-Enable

edsva-MsExch-ProtocolSettings-OMA-Enable

edsva-MsExch-ProtocolSettings-OWA-Enable

edsva-MsExch-ProtocolSettings-POP3-Config

edsva-MsExch-ProtocolSettings-POP3-Enable

edsva-MsExch-ProtocolSettings-UpToDateNotifications-Enable

edsva-MsExch-RejectMessagesFrom

edsva-MsExch-RemoveForwardedMeetingNotifications

edsva-MsExch-RemoveMoveRequest

edsva-MsExch-RemoveOldMeetingMessages

edsva-MsExch-RemovePrivateProperty

edsva-MsExch-RequestInPolicy-DN

edsva-MsExch-RequestOutOfPolicy-DN

edsva-MsExch-RequireSenderAuthentication

edsva-MsExch-ResourceCapacity

edsva-MsExch-ResourceCapacity

edsva-MsExch-ResourceCustomProperties

edsva-MsExch-ResourceDelegates-DN

edsva-MsExch-RetentionComment

edsva-MsExch-RetentionHoldEnabled

edsva-MsExch-RetentionPolicy-DN

edsva-MsExch-RetentionUrl

edsva-MsExch-RoleAssignmentPolicyDN

edsva-MsExch-ScheduleOnlyDuringWorkHours

edsva-MsExch-SharedMailboxUsers

edsva-MsExch-SharingPolicyDN

edsva-MsExch-StartDateForRetentionHold

edsva-MsExch-TentativePendingApproval

edsva-MsExch-UMAnonymousCallersCanLeaveMessages

edsva-MsExch-UMAutomaticSpeechRecognitionEnabled

edsva-MsExch-UM-CallAnsweringRulesEnabled

edsva-MsExch-UM-CallsFromNonUsersAllowed

edsva-MsExch-UM-DialPlanDN

edsva-MsExch-UM-ExtensionNumbers

edsva-MsExch-UM-FaxEnabled

edsva-MsExch-UM-IsEnabled

edsva-MsExch-UM-LockedOut

edsva-MsExch-UM-MailboxPolicyDN

edsva-MsExch-UM-OperatorExtensionNumber

edsva-MsExch-UM-PIN

edsva-MsExch-UM-PINResetOnFirstLogon

edsva-MsExch-UM-SIPAddress

edsvaSendAsTrustees

extensionAttribute10

extensionAttribute11

extensionAttribute12

msExchHideFromAddressLists

msExchHomeServerName

msExchIMACL

msExchIMAddress

msExchIMAPOWAURLPrefixOverride

msExchIMMetaPhysicalURL

msExchIMPhysicalURL

msExchIMVirtualServer

msExchInconsistentState

msExchMailboxFolderSet

msExchMailboxGuid

msExchMailboxSecurityDescript

or

msExchMailboxUrl

msExchMasterAccountSid

msExchMobileMailboxPolicyLink

msExchOmaAdminExtendedSettings

msExchOmaAdminWirelessEnable

msExchOriginatingForest

msExchPfRootUrl

msExchPoliciesExcluded

msExchPoliciesIncluded

msExchPolicyEnabled

msExchPolicyOptionList

msExchPreviousAccountSid

msExchProxyCustomProxy

msExchQueryBaseDN

msExchRecipLimit

msExchRequireAuthToSendTo

msExchResourceGUID

msExchResourceProperties

edsva-MsExch-AllowRecurringMeetings

edsva-MsExch-AllRequestInPolicy

edsva-MsExch-AllRequestOutOfPolicy

edsva-MsExch-ApplyEmailAddressPolicy

edsva-MsExch-ArchiveMailboxDatabase

edsva-MsExch-ArchiveMailboxEnabled

edsva-MsExch-ArchiveMailboxName

edsva-MsExch-ArchiveMailboxQuota

edsva-MsExch-ArchiveMailboxWarningQuota

edsva-MsExch-AutoReplyExternalAudience

edsva-MsExch-AutoReplyExternalMessage

edsva-MsExch-AutoReplyInternalMessage

edsva-MsExch-AutoReplyState

edsva-MsExch-BookingWindowInDays

edsva-MsExch-BookInPolicy-DN

edsva-MsExch-BypassModerationFor

edsva-MsExch-ConflictPercentageAllowed

edsva-MsExch-DeleteAttachments

edsva-MsExch-DeleteComments

edsva-MsExch-DeleteNonCalendarItems

edsva-MsExch-DeleteSubject

edsva-MsExch-EnableArchiveMailbox

edsva-MsExch-EnableCalendarAttendant

edsva-MsExch-EnableResourceBookingAttendant

edsva-MsExch-EndDateForRetentionHold

edsva-MsExch-EnforceSchedulingHorizon

edsva-MsExch-ForwardRequestsToDelegates

edsva-MsExch-LitigationHoldEnabled

edsva-MsExch-MailboxItemsTotal

edsva-MsExch-MailboxLastLoggedOnBy

edsva-MsExch-MailboxSize

edsva-MsExch-MaximumConflictInstances

edsva-MsExch-MaximumDurationInMinutes

edsva-MsExch-MemberDepartRestriction

edsva-MsExch-MemberJoinRestriction

edsva-MsExch-ModeratedBy

edsva-MsExch-ModerationEnabled

edsva-MsExch-ModerationNotificationSending

edsva-MsExch-MoveRequestStatus

edsva-MsExch-OrganizerInfo

edsva-MsExch-ProcessExternalMeetingMessages

edsva-MsExch-ProtocolSettings-ActiveSync-Enable

edsva-MsExch-ProtocolSettings-ActiveSync-PolicyDN

edsva-MsExch-ProtocolSettings-IMAP4-Config

enabledProtocols

expirationTime

extensionAttribute1

extensionAttribute13

extensionAttribute14

extensionAttribute15

extensionAttribute2

extensionAttribute3

extensionAttribute4

extensionAttribute5

extensionAttribute6

extensionAttribute7

extensionAttribute8

extensionAttribute9

extensionData

folderPathname

formData

forwardingAddress

garbageCollPeriod

heuristics

homeMDB

homeMTA

importedFrom

internetEncoding

language

languageCode

legacyExchangeDN

mailNickname

mAPIRecipient

mDBOverHardQuotaLimit

mDBOverQuotaLimit

mDBStorageQuota

mDBUseDefaults

msExchADCGlobalNames

msExchALObjectVersion

msExchConferenceMailboxBL

msExchControllingZone

msExchCustomProxyAddresses

msExchExpansionServerName

msExchFBURL

msExchTUIPassword

msExchTUISpeed

msExchTUIVolume

msExchUnmergedAttsPt

msExchUseOAB

msExchUserAccountControl

msExchVoiceMailboxID

oOFReplyToOriginator

pOPCharacterSet

pOPContentFormat

preferredDeliveryMethod

protocolSettings

proxyAddresses

publicDelegates

publicDelegatesBL

queryPolicyBL

replicatedObjectVersion

replicationSensitivity

replicationSignature

reportToOriginator

reportToOwner

securityProtocol

serverReferenceBL

showInAddressBook

submissionContLength

targetAddress

textEncodedORAddress

unauthOrig

unmergedAtts

NOTE:

  • The substitute attribute, mail can now be used optionally instead of using it as a hard-coded attribute.
  • If the mail attribute is removed, then a default value is not set in the master account during user provisioning. Use a script or a policy to set the mail attribute. For example,

    function onPostCreate($Request)

    {

    $userDN=$Request.DN

    $userObject=Get-QADObject $userDN -IncludeAllProperties

    Set-QADObject $userDN -ObjectAttributes @{mail=$userObject.edsaUPNPrefix+"@<domain>"} -proxy

    }

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