Hi guys!
We are currently in a corporate-wide migration process of our mail
domains.
Old domain: @xy.company.com
New domain: @company.com
We are using ExternalAuth to connect to our LDAP. At the moment, the mail
addresses in LDAP correspond to the old maildomain.
If a user logs on at RT (or sends a mail), is the email address updated
automatically or do we get new users with the new mail adresses?
How could I tell RT, that two mail addresses correspond to the same user?
Is there anything i could configure??
Would be great, if someone has some hints for me where to start…
Greetings,
Markus
Hi guys!
We are currently in a corporate-wide migration process of our mail
domains.
Old domain: @xy.company.com
New domain: @company.com
We are using ExternalAuth to connect to our LDAP. At the moment, the mail
addresses in LDAP correspond to the old maildomain.
If a user logs on at RT (or sends a mail), is the email address updated
automatically or do we get new users with the new mail adresses?
How could I tell RT, that two mail addresses correspond to the same user?
Is there anything i could configure??
Would be great, if someone has some hints for me where to start…
Greetings,
Markus
Hi Markus,
We run an update for the user’s information in RT nightly based on their
uid in the directory. In our case we let our community select their preferred
Email address to be used by official communication. The only gotcha was to
ensure that CanonicalizeEmailAddress would accept both the old account address
and the new address during the transition period. In your case, it should be
one-to-one, but if you do not account for it you can get a failed to create
user error due to the conflict.
Regards,
Ken