Updated 04/18/25: Based on customer feedback around challenges with setting up the connector with build 6.2501.2000.5, we have released an updated build with improved functionality and updated our tr...
Updated Apr 18, 2025
Version 5.0
Blog Post
For anyone experiencing Error "Element not found" or MSA Not Found
You will need to run the below in Powershell. This will update the Managed Services Account with the default GUID.
$DomainDN = (Get-ADDomain).distinguishedName
$TargetOWKOIDString = "1EB93889E40C45DF9F0C64D23BBB6237" # Identifier for wellknown SID.
$TargetOWKOTemplate = "B:32:$TargetOWKOIDString`:{0}" # String.Format replacable string.
$TargetDN = "CN=Managed Service Accounts,$DomainDN"
$OtherWellKnownObjectsOG = (Get-ADObject -filter "objectClass -eq 'domainDns'" -Properties otherwellknownobjects).otherwellknownobjects
$TargetOWKOIndex = $OtherWellKnownObjectsOG.IndexOf( $OtherWellKnownObjectsOG.where({ $PSItem -like "*$TargetOWKOIDString*"})[0])
Set-ADObject -Identity $DomainDN -Add @{ 'otherwellknownobjects' = ($TargetOWKOTemplate -f "$TargetDN") } -Remove @{ 'otherwellknownobjects' = $OtherWellKnownObjectsOG[$TargetOWKOIndex] }
(Get-ADObject -filter "objectClass -eq 'domainDns'" -Properties otherwellknownobjects).otherwellknownobjects
End result:
We were looking for a fix for this for 2 weeks. Thanks for posting - this worked!
