Map Immutable ID to the directory attribute

Complete this procedure to map an Identity as a Service custom user attribute to the user’s objectGUID value in your directory account. The objectGUID attribute value is imported and applied to the ImmutableID attribute in Identity as a Service through Active Directory Sync. Being able to map the Immutable ID attribute to an objectGUID helps to streamline the configuration of specific SAML applications (such as Office 365) with Identity as a Service.

Map ImmutableID to directory attribute ObjectGUID

1.      Create a custom user attribute and name the attribute ImmutableID. See Create and manage user attributes.

2.      Click > Resources > Directories. The Directories page appears.

3.      Click the name of the Active Directory you want to edit. The Edit Directory page appears.

4.      Go to the Attribute Mappings section. These settings control the attribute values that are mapped from the corporate directory to a user account.

5.      Enter ObjectGUID into the Immutable ID attribute field.

6.      Click Save. The Directories page appears.

The ObjectGUID value automatically appears as a user's Immutable ID attribute value.

For Azure Directory Sync, map Immutable ID to directory attribute onPremisesImmutableId

Complete this procedure to map an Identity as a Service custom user attribute to the user’s onPremisesImmutableId value in your directory account. The onPremisesImmutableId attribute value is imported and applied to the ImmutableID attribute in Identity as a Service through Azure Directory Sync. Being able to map the Immutable ID attribute to an onPremisesImmutableId helps to streamline the configuration of specific SAML applications (such as Office 365) with Identity as a Service.

Map ImmutableID to directory attribute onPremisesImmutableId

1.      Create a custom user attribute and name the attribute ImmutableID. See Create and manage user attributes.

2.      Click > Resources > Directories. The Directories page appears. 

3.      Click the name of the Azure Directory you want to edit. The Edit Directory page appears.

4.      Go to the Attribute Mappings section. These settings control the attribute values that are mapped from the corporate directory to a user account.

5.      In the Immutable ID attribute field, enter OnPremisesImmutableId.

6.      Click Save. The Directories page appears.

The onPremisesImmutableId value automatically appears as a user's Immutable ID attribute value.