Unable to delete a disabled RM Unify user that was provisioned from Active Directory
Published Date : 12 Jan 2017
Last Updated : 04 Oct 2024
Content Ref: TEC5417467
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Summary
Explains why a disabled RM Unify user that was provisioned from Active Directory cannot be deleted.
Symptoms
One or more user accounts provisioned from Active Directory (AD) are showing as disabled in RM Unify. You want to permanently delete the RM Unify account as they no longer require access to RM Unify or any linked apps. The user may or may not exist in AD.
Cause
RM Unify user accounts provisioned from AD, will not get deleted from RM Unify if the AD account resides in an OU location not scanned by an RM Unify AD Sync AD filter at the time of AD account deletion.
Requirements
This is applicable to RM Unify AD Sync v4.
Procedure
If the user account no longer exists in AD
Run a 'resync with delete' from the RM Unify AD Sync Config Tool (for more information, refer to TEC5476566 in the Other Useful Articles section below).
The resync will remove the users from RM Unify that were previously deleted after being disabled.
If the user account still exists in AD and is disabled
Only use the following process if you are certain the AD user will not require access to RM Unify and linked apps, such as O365 or G Suite, again. If you are unsure, do not follow this process and allow the AD and RM Unify accounts to remain disabled.
Ensure the AD account does not fully match any AD filter in the RM Unify AD Sync Config Tool but is located in an OU (or sub-OU) that is scanned by an AD filter. For example, the AD account is in an OU scanned by an AD filter but is not a member of the optional AD filter group.
Run a 'resync with delete' from the RM Unify AD Sync Config Tool (for more information, refer to TEC5476566 in the Other Useful Articles section below). The resync will remove the user from RM Unify. This may also delete accounts in third party apps.
Once you have confirmed the user has been deleted from RM Unify, disable the AD account.