Provision appends a number at the end of a created user (4291187)

Provision appends a number at the end of a created user

The Group provisioning wizard has added the number 35 to the end of the smtp address, name and display name for all external contacts that begin with name info.

The reason there is an integer on the end of the name is that Migrator for Notes to Exchange (MNE) found existing objects that would cause a collision if it created it without the integer. MNE will first try to search the directory for an object with attributes sAMAccountName, mailNickname, userPrincipalName or distinguishedName. If something is found, it then adds an integer to the sAMAccountname, mailNickname and distinguishedName and tries again. If there is anything in the directory (not just users) that satisfies that search, the new created object will have a number appended at the end.

MNE runs the following query to find existing objects in Active Directory prior to create a new object:

(|(sAMAccountName=%s)(mailNickname=%s)(userPrincipalName=%s)(distinguishedName=%s))

The MNE log will provide further details regarding this process.