Using this code: $UserAD = $Context.BindToObjectByDN($DNAD) $UserAD.Put("thumbnailPhoto", $photoBytes) $UserAD.SetInfo() I doesn't create a log in adaxes of the photo being updated. I know it's something simple but I can't remember or find it in my support emails.
Hello,
To apply Adaxes functionality (create log records, trigger business rules, etc.), you need to pass the operation through the Adaxes pipeline. To do that, bind to the user as follows:
$UserAD = $Context.BindToObjectByDNEx($DNAD, $True)
Is there a way to set this setting to show then end user multiple OUs?
The rule runs but since the first name and last name are passed as parameters, I only get the sequential # as a userID without the initials.
Or is there another solution to solve this?
I'd like to run code against the Adaxes service but need to pass my Admin credentials. How do I send different creds than the current user?
Starting from Adaxes 2023, you can manage Azure AD users, groups, and resource mailboxes that are not synchronized with an on-premises AD domain. However, having a registered ... the entire Azure AD domain in the scope of your Microsoft 365 tenant in Adaxes.