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- Hi Cary - here is TechNet article on how to enumerate domain guids.
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn938435.aspx
When I go in to limit which domains can sync it asks "Enter each domain as a GUID on a new line."
Where am I to find my domain's GUID?
Sameer YadavHi Cary - here is TechNet article on how to enumerate domain guids.
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn938435.aspxDoesn't work.
Tried using Administrative Windows Azure Active Directory Module for Windows Powershell. Connected to MSOL and the command Get-AdForest is not recognized.
- Sameer YadavHi Cary -
In the article above we mention the solution when encountering this issue - have you tried this?
If the following error message is displayed: "The term [Get-ADForest]' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program.", you might not have the Active Directory module loaded that contains the Active Directory cmdlets. To resolve this error message, use the Import-Module ActiveDirectory command in Windows PowerShell window or open ActiveDirectory Module for Windows Powershell.
I followed the PS commands to get my local domain GUID, after which I added it to the "allow syncing to specific domains" in the OD4B Sync admin area, but it will not retain the settings even after clicking Save.
Tried several times, even had another Adminstrator try, but no luck. Everything looks correct, but when I go back and check, there is nothing listed. It simply will not save the domain GUID information. It doesnt even give an error message.
Am I doing something wrong?
Is anyone else having this same issue?
Peter JohnsonRun get-addomain abd it will return the domain guid
To be complete
Just copy paste this in powershell on your Domain controller
$domains = (Get-ADForest).Domains; foreach($d in $domains) {Get-ADDomain -Identity $d | Select ObjectGuid}Great feature set in this admin portal.
