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Powershell Connector continuing to run script after MIM says run is complete

Tom Parker 5 years ago in PowerShell connector • updated by Bob Bradley 5 years ago • 4

It looks like a Powershell MA's script is continuing to run well after the MA in MIM says the run has been completed. Is this a known thing which happens or is intended or is it a bug?

UNIFY Broker Version: v5.1.0 Revision #2
MIM Version 4.4.17849.0

AddUser powershell code: D:\ADProvisioning.Powershell\UserAdd.ps1

Note: The code was previously "& D:\ADProvisioning.Powershell\UserAdd.ps1" but I changed it because I didn't understand the intent of running it as a separate process and to simplify the problem solving process. The issue still occurred when


Before running the export:

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No log in file explorer yet for the AD Provisioning Export.

After running the export

All the errors are ma-extension-error, which may be genuine as the script I'm writing is still being worked on.

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Here's the number of users steadily increasing

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Here's the export log continuing to be updated after the run has been finished.


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I can make the script I'm running available on request.

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Curtis Lusmore 5 years ago

The issue turned out to be that the MIM Agent is timing out. Please see https://voice.unifysolutions.net/knowledge-bases/7/articles/3364-unifybrokermicrosoft-identity-manager-configuration for details on configuring the timeout. Please note in particular that bulk exports use only a single request per page (the Page Size setting), so you will need to either decrease the page size, increase the timeout, or improve the performance of the PowerShell script.

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Curtis Lusmore 5 years ago

Hi Tom,

Are the users that continue to be provisioned correct? This is not a feature of the PowerShell connector, so I would definitely need to see the script to be able to comment - my initial suspicion is that the script is triggering something out-of-process.

Tom Parker 5 years ago

The users are being created correctly.

I would have thought so as well, but the main section of the script, which contains the logging, is what's lagging after the run finishes.

Bob Bradley 5 years ago

Is there still a problem if you disable logging, Tom?  I can't recall, but I think there's a switch for that ... basically there should only be an interactive output if you run the script with -Debug $true ... test this in the PS ISE running as the IdB identity ...

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Curtis Lusmore 5 years ago

The issue turned out to be that the MIM Agent is timing out. Please see https://voice.unifysolutions.net/knowledge-bases/7/articles/3364-unifybrokermicrosoft-identity-manager-configuration for details on configuring the timeout. Please note in particular that bulk exports use only a single request per page (the Page Size setting), so you will need to either decrease the page size, increase the timeout, or improve the performance of the PowerShell script.

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