ARS background process

Hi All,

I just wanted to know what background process does ARS do to provision objects to AD. Is it LDAP or any scripts that it run in background.

Thanks,

zzeet.

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  • The Active Roles service uses a component called the "ADSI Provider" to communicate with Active Directory.  The component is provided by Quest / OneIdentity but is based on Microsoft's implementation of an LDAP-compliant API.  The principles are the same as those used for ADSI Powershell scripting.

    ADSI = Active Directory Services Interface.

    Out of the box, Active Roles itself doesn't use any scripts for operations against AD but any "add-ons" you create ("script activities" and "policy scripts") can be built as Powershell scripts.

    It might be helpful to provide some background on your question to help us to provide a better / more complete answer.

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  • The Active Roles service uses a component called the "ADSI Provider" to communicate with Active Directory.  The component is provided by Quest / OneIdentity but is based on Microsoft's implementation of an LDAP-compliant API.  The principles are the same as those used for ADSI Powershell scripting.

    ADSI = Active Directory Services Interface.

    Out of the box, Active Roles itself doesn't use any scripts for operations against AD but any "add-ons" you create ("script activities" and "policy scripts") can be built as Powershell scripts.

    It might be helpful to provide some background on your question to help us to provide a better / more complete answer.

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