Activates a standby server running Microsoft® Forefront Identity Manager (FIM) 2010, making it the primary server running FIM.
Syntax
miisactivate [FileName] [UserName {Password | *}] [/q]
Parameters
FileName
Specifies the file name, including the path, of the encryption key file.
UserName
Specifies the Forefront Identity Manager Service credentials. MIISactivate supports the following formats:
- [Domain\]UserName
- [Domain.com\]UserName
- UserName@Domain.com
Password
Password for the Forefront Identity Manager Service. Specify * to be prompted for password.
/q
Runs in quiet mode, with no dialog boxes.
/?
Displays help at the command prompt.
Remarks
- If password synchronization is enabled, you
must run pcnscfg.exe, the password change notification
configuration utility, before you activate the standby server. The
password change notification service must be directed to the
standby server before password synchronization can resume.
- MIISactivate.exe is located in the
InstallationDirectory\Bin folder.
- Local Administrator privileges are required
to run MIISactivate.exe.
- If you receive the error message
Exception: 0x80230443 when running MIISactivate.exe, this
indicates a schema mismatch. This can occur when a service pack has
been applied to the primary server, but not to the warm standby
server. You should update the warm standby server with the same
service pack used to update the primary server, and then run
MIISactivate.exe again.
- If you activate a standby server and are
unable to open Synchronization Service Manager, it may be because
the FIMSyncAdmin groups were created as local groups instead of
domain groups. You will need to create the new domain group, re-run
FIM setup in repair mode and specify the new domain group.
Example
To activate a backup server running FIM and make it the primary server running FIM, type:
miisactivate miis_keys.bin FIMSyncAdmin *
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