Support powershell after AD account action
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Rick van den Dijssel
We would like to fire a powershell script after the AD account actions is finished. So with this we can set specials actions after a create, update, enable, disable or delete. This powershell supports the Exchange sessions already available with session limitation in the agent. This allows us to set custom exchange actions after the AD account is created.
Also the custom system configuration is available just like in powershell to set some defaults in the UI which you can use in the scripts.
Solution:
- Add a custom PowerShell script execution after AD account actions.
- This script is to create a Powershell mailbox or any other AD actions, including Directory.
- Input for the script is the configuration object (including Domain controller, - Exchange credentials, Directory configuration) of the AD and AD account object.
- Have option at action to include Exchange session.
- Add the same screen as in the Powershell connector
- Add custom configuration just as in the Powershell connector
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Rick van den Dijssel
complete
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Rick van den Dijssel
planned
Moved to March release due to the delay in session management in December
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Rick van den Dijssel
under review
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Rick van den Dijssel
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Edit attributes when enabling\disabling an AD account
Rick Jongbloed
As an helpdesk engineer i'm using the Active Directory to lookup the source of an account disable action. When an account is disabled, I would like to set an attribute 'Description' with the text 'Disabled by HelloID at <datetime>' so I know the account was disabled by HelloID.
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Rick van den Dijssel
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Ability to specify parameters with the Enable-RemoteMailbox action
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KaHo Man
As an administrator I would like to specify specific attributes for a remote mailbox. For example the remoteroutingaddress is different for each customer. Also a lot of customers want to use the -Archive flag, which needs to be done after the initial enable-remotemailbox command.
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Rick van den Dijssel
This feature request will be merged with "Support powershell after AD account action" because it's possible to set your own enable-remoteMailbox action or to add commands after the action.
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Rick van den Dijssel
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Directory archival enhancements
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Steve MIller
As a HelloID administrator, I want to be able to archive user directories to a different volume. This is so that I can free up space on the current volume for current and new employees.
I also want to have archival create a unique folder name by appending a timestamp to the folder name. This is because, over time, multiple users may have the same username, and will eventually need their directories archived.
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Rick van den Dijssel
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More control over hide/show mailbox in GAL
Arnout van der Vorst
By default, the Exchange mailbox is shown when the account is enabled (account access) in HelloID. We would like to have more control over when the mailbox is hidden or shown during account creation. In some cases, the mailbox should be visible when the account entitlement is granted.
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Rick van den Dijssel
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Ability to specify mailbox database and other properties on enabled mailbox
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Chris Hyndman
Currently it is not possible to specify the Exchange mailbox database for the mailbox bein created in the Active Directory target system. Could the current Exchange mailbox implementation be improved to allow this and other mailbox properties? Ideally with options to specify values using logic from the person or contract. Although a lot of customers are moving to Exchange online we still have a lot using Exchange on-premise in hybrid that are creating mailboxes on-premise.
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Rick van den Dijssel
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Configure regional settings for exchange mailbox
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Grady Koopman
As an administrator, I would like to pre-configure the regional settings for the Exchange mailbox on creation. Because when the user opens the mailbox for the first time without having these properties in place, they must configure them manually.
These settings can be set using the following PowerShell action
Set-MailboxRegionalConfiguration -Identity userprincipalName@domain.local -Language 1043 -TimeZone "W. Europe Standard Time"
The -Identity parameter specifies the mailbox that you want to modify. You can use any value that uniquely identifies the mailbox. For example (distinguishedName, Email address, GUID, sAMAccountName or userPrincipalName).
The -TimeZone parameter specifies the time zone for the mailbox.
A valid value for this parameter is a supported time zone key name (for example, "Pacific Standard Time").
The -Language parameter specifies the language for the mailbox.
Valid input for this parameter is a supported culture code value from the Microsoft .NET Framework CultureInfo class.
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