Avoid duplicates of existing Destination SMTP addresses (Dynamic Exclusions)
One of the most common questions were asked is, How do I keep duplicate SMTP addresses out of my Destination Directory? We used to recommend a method called Dynamic Ex...
SMTP Addresses Tab: Drop Proxy
When you run UnitySync to Discover objects that contain secondary proxyaddresses, and Sync to create mail enabled objects that contain secondary proxyaddresses, you ha...
Custom Mapping: Creating a Custom Object Map file
A Custom Object Map file allows you to change any aspect of how the sync creates new objects on the Destination directory for this connection. Object Map Files are dir...
Can I Sync just part of the directory?
Yes! There are many ways to narrow your Source data selection either for testing or as an ongoing part of your Sync. You can specify one specific object, identify one ...
How is UnitySync licensed?
Licensing UnitySync licensing is based on: Your initial installation of our software; we call this your base. How many additional installations of UnitySync your solut...
If Then Else logic in custom mapping
If-Then-Else logic in custom mapping There is some If-Then-Else logic (scripting) we can incorporate into a UnitySync map file for additional flexibility in syncing at...
Sync Recovery Procedure
If you are simply trying to force ALL Destination objects to update, we recommend the use of Forcemods first, before trying this Recovery Procedure. IMPORTANT NOTE: If...
SMTP Addresses Tab: Swap Proxy
When you run UnitySync, you have the option to swap a proxyaddress with the primary SMTP Reply To Address. Just provide one or more domain names in the Swap Proxy fiel...
UnitySync Connection Status Display Feature
As of v2.7, an undocumented feature has been added, and can be used with Chrome or Firefox browsers. Support for Internet Explorer is pending. UnitySyncs Status Displa...
Directory Wizards