Azure sync errors - DeletingCloudOnlyObjectNotAllowed

Question

Hello. My problem is errors in synchronization between AD - AAD. The error type is: DeletingCloudOnlyObjectNotAllowed

I have already browsed threads with such a problem, but the Object GUID that is included in my case is not any group or user, so I could simply delete this Object GUID, when another synchronization is performed, the Object GUID changes every time (during each synchronization it's changing)

I know that if it was a user or group, you should set the "DirSyncEnabled" attribute to false and change the value to null in "ImmutableId", but as I repeat, in my case it is not any group or user

I'm asking for help because I don't know how to solve these synchronization problems

Best regards

Answer 1

Dear Mateusz Skoczyński,

Thanks for your update. If you cannot post this question in Microsoft Q&A Community, you can also post it in Microsoft Tech Community - Azure category.

Appreciate your patience and understanding and thank you for your time and cooperation.

Sincerely,

Tina | Microsoft Community Moderator

Answer 2

Hello. I can't create the same topic because I receive a message;

I don't know exactly what causes this error, so I'm asking for further help

Answer 3

Dear Mateusz Skoczyński,

Good day!! Thank you for posting in Microsoft Community.

I understand your concern, considering that this issue is related to synchronization between AD and AAD, I would like to suggest you post your concern in the dedicated channel Microsoft Q&A Communitywith Microsoft Entra ID tag to get the detailed help from the experts.

The reason I ask you to post a new thread is that in Microsoft Community, we have limited resources and very little knowledge about Azure sync, and in Microsoft Q&A Communityyou will get the most qualified pool of respondents, and other partners who read the forums regularly can either share their knowledge or learn from your interaction.

Thanks for your patience and understanding. I hope that you are keeping safe and well!

Sincerely,

Tina | Microsoft Community Moderator