PS C:\> Start-ADSyncSyncCycle -PolicyType Delta The delta sync will only sync the changes from AD on-premises to Azure AD. In the next step, we will run the cmdlets to force sync Azure AD Connect. PS C:\> Enter-PSSession -ComputerName DC02 In the end, run the Exit-PSSesion cmdlet to exit the interactive session. Run the Enter-PSSession cmdlet to connect to the server DC02. What if you don’t want to sign in to the server where Azure AD Connect is installed? We can run the cmdlets in PowerShell from another server.įor example, we are on the Management Server MG01. PS C:\> Import-Module ADSyncĬurrentlyEffectiveSyncCycleInterval : 00:30:00 Follow with the Get-ADSyncScheduler cmdlet. Start PowerShell as administrator and run Import-Module ADSync. Sign in to the Windows Server, where you have the Azure AD connect installed. Read more: How to find Azure AD Connect server » Azure AD Connect scheduler configurationĬheck the scheduler configuration. The picture below shows that Azure Active Directory Connect Server is installed on Windows Server DC02.
To find the Azure AD Connect server, follow these steps: Go through the next step and locate the Azure AD Connect server. It will not show the Azure AD Connect server with the above PowerShell cmdlet. Suppose you did create an AD DS Connector account instead of the default AD DS Connector account when installing Azure AD Connect.
PS C:\> Get-ADUser -LDAPFilter "(description=*configured to synchronize to tenant*)" -Properties description | % After running the cmdlet, we know that AAD Connect is installed on Windows Server DC02. Make sure that you have privileges to search in Active Directory. How to know on which server Azure AD Connect is installed? Find the server with Windows PowerShell or in Microsoft Azure Portal.
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