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Describe password hash synchronization.

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05-07-2020, 03:47 AM
Password hash synchronization grabs those hashes right from your domain setup. It sends them straight over to the cloud side. You turn on this option inside the connect software. It keeps running every few minutes to stay current. I find it handy when you want single sign on without extra logins.
But errors can creep in if your firewall blocks the traffic. You check the event logs to spot any hiccups fast. Then you restart the service to fix most glitches. I always test it first in a lab before going live. Your users notice nothing different once it works smooth. Passwords stay safe during the transfer because of encryption layers.
Also you might see delays if the network lags under load. I tweak the sync intervals to match your company size. Perhaps add monitoring scripts to alert on failures early. Now the feature ties into other identity tools without much fuss. You gain better access control across mixed environments this way. It cuts down on password resets that eat up your time.
Or think about how it handles changes when someone updates their password locally. The update whizzes across almost instantly in most cases. I recommend checking the status reports often for odd patterns. Your setup benefits from this especially in hybrid setups with remote workers. Then it reduces risks from forgotten credentials piling up.
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