AD Properties can be mapped to user property

SharePoint administrator can add a new user profile property, which can be mapped to an AD attribute. For example, user profile property “First Name” is mapped to “givenName” in AD which is a “string (Single Value)” type:

If you want to add a new user profile, go into the Add User Profile Property page by clicking “New Property” list. A new property type must be specified first:

After specifying the property type, the AD attributes will be filtered based on the type. For example, if the “date” type is selected then the AD attributes will show like this:

All AD attributes which can be mapped as date will be listed.

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