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Create a file “users-file.csv” with information on users to add or update. An example of
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the file is :
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- firstname,lastname,email,country,groups,type,username,domain
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- Jane 1,Doe,[email protected] ,US,Sync-CC-INCREMENTAL
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- Jane 2,Doe,[email protected] ,US,Sync-CC-INCREMENTAL
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+ firstname,lastname,email,country,groups,type,username,domain
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+ Jane 1,Doe,[email protected] ,US,Sync-CC-INCREMENTAL
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+ Jane 2,Doe,[email protected] ,US,Sync-CC-INCREMENTAL
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The command line to push updates from the file is :
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- user-sync –t --strategy push --process-groups --users file users-file.csv
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+ user-sync –t --strategy push --process-groups --users file users-file.csv
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Run without the `-t` when you are ready for the actions to take effect.
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To remove users, a separate file is created with a different format. Example contents could be :
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- type,username,domain
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- federatedID,jsmith2,user-login-fed-domain.com
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+ type,username,domain
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+ federatedID,jsmith2,user-login-fed-domain.com
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Each entry must include the identity type, user email or user name, and, for a federated identity type
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that is set for username login, the domain.
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The command line to process deletions based on a file like this (say remove-list.csv) is :
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- user-sync -t --adobe-only-user-list remove-list.csv --adobe-only-user-action remove
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+ user-sync -t --adobe-only-user-list remove-list.csv --adobe-only-user-action remove
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The action "remove" could be "remove-adobe-groups" or "delete" to keep the account in the organization
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or to delete it, respectively.
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