Errors when a full re-sync is initiated in Windows Sync. Could temp. changes in binding-user rights be the cause?

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On 11/10/08, Rich Megginson <rmeggins at redhat.com> wrote:
[...]
> Could be.  The bind user used by windows sync must have read and write
> rights to the AD subtree.

If I have for instance,

ou=Linux,ou=delegation,dc=foo, dc=bar, dc=baz in AD

and in the synchronization agreement the
"Windows subtree" value is:
ou=Linux,ou=delegation,dc=foo, dc=bar, dc=baz

I have tried to limit the write-permissions for the binding-user to
only ou=Linux, but that causes synchronization to fail.

In which parts of the AD-tree does the binding-user need write access?
Does it need write access in dc=foo and all siblings?

Thanks again,

Erling




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