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Describes how to upgrade from DirSync and Azure AD Sync to Azure AD Connect.

Azure AD Connect is the best way to connect your on-premises directory with Azure AD and Office 365. This is a great time to upgrade to Azure AD Connect from Windows Azure Active Directory Sync (DirSync) or Azure AD Sync as these tools are now deprecated and will reach end of support on April 13, 2017.

You still have three days to upgrade and maintain support. Upgrading from either DirSync or Azure AD Sync is easy as can be.

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Manual Sync with new Azure AD Sync

Manual Sync with new Azure AD Sync

Azure AD Sync have changed how we can manual sync, if we don’t want to restart every rule within the FIM Console (miisclient).

Delta Sync will start by running the cmdlet DirectorySyncClientCmd and its found under C:\Program Files\Azure AD Sync\Bin.

To perform a Full Sync or Initial Sync as its called now, is a little different, because we need to add ‘Initial’ to the DirectorySyncClientCmd. So…

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Azure Active Directory Sync Goes GA

Azure Active Directory Sync (AADSync) has gone GA! This is great and opens up a number of new scenarios that were previously unavailable with DirSync. Before you all go and hop on the AADSync train though, be mindful of it's current limitations. The Directory Integration Tools Feature Comparison entry on TechNet describes this in detail. One of the major features still missing is Password Hash Sync, so if you deploy AADSync today, you'll have to stick with Federated SSO.