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In my Azure Active Directory, Azure AD connect last sync was more than 1 day ago
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Is the ADSync service running on the server that has ADSYNC installed??
I would start troubleshooting by restarting the service and running a delta sync.
Start-AdSyncSyncCycle -PolicyType Delta
Check the on-prem AADConnect Server.
the server may be down or the service may be hung up. Restart the "Microsoft Azure AD Sync" service if its up and running then check to see if its working checking the Synchronization Service Manager of the AADConnect Server
I am not having any AD server anymore ,currently using Azure Active Directory only , do I need to worry about this Sync issue.
You have no on-prem AD at all?
No, will that be a problem?
I have recently decommissioned the AD server and web server(IIS) & sql sever(SSMS) VMs because I created new resource group with webserver VM (IIS) +file share(physical path of the application)
and using Azure SQL , Azure Active Directory
If your on-prem AD is completely gone and you converted all the accounts to cloud accounts, then no, its not a problem.
You can delete the server agent in that portal
Assuming you converted everything to cloud based:
Set-MsolDirSyncEnabled -EnableDirsync $false
Yes , we migrated all users to Azure Active directory several months back and after that we are started creating new users in Azure only.
Thank You
@Andy David - MVP , Could you even look into it & help me on this , I'm having trouble configuring Federation with AD FS,