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Hi @Cornelius Tamakloe , this error message usually occurs when there are changes that have been exported to Azure AD but have not been re-imported back to the on-premises Active Directory. To resolve this issue, you can follow the steps below:
- Run a Full Synchronization on the on-premises Active Directory Connector. To do this, right-click the on-premises Active Directory Connector and select Run. In the pop-up dialog box, select Full Synchronization and then click OK. Wait for the operation to finish.
- Verify Pending Exports to Azure AD. To do this, right-click the Azure AD Connector and select Search Connector Space. In the Search Connector Space pop-up dialog box, set Scope to Pending Export, select all three check boxes (Add, Modify, and Delete), and click the Search button to get the list of objects with changes to be exported. To examine the changes for a given object, double-click the object. Verify that the changes are expected.
- Run Export on the Azure AD Connector. To do this, right-click the Azure AD Connector and select Run. In the Run Connector pop-up dialog box, select Export and then click OK. Wait for the export to Azure AD to finish.
- Re-enable the sync scheduler. To do this, start a PowerShell session and run the cmdlet Set-ADSyncScheduler -SyncCycleEnabled $true.
Please let me know if you have any questions and I can help you further.
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Thank you,
James