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Scripts will help you install and configure Adobe's User Sync tool
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Adobe User Sync Tool

Setup Guide


Installing the User Sync Tool

The UST should be installed on a VM or stable server if possible - the platforms listed below are supported. The tool can be installed on an existing server (AUSST for example), but and islolated solution is recommended for long term stability and maintainability. The tool should be hosted within your network's firewall, and should be able to reach your Active Directory DC's, or other identity source. Follow the directions below to get started with installing the UST.

Platform Installer
Windows:
Use the windows installer for a streamlined setup process

Linux:
Follow the directions below to install on any supported platform.


Configuring the User Sync Tool

Configuration of the UST is beyond the scope of this page - please visit the links below for more information.

Description Location
Overview of UST https://spark.adobe.com/page/E3hSsLq3G1iVz/
UST Official Repository https://github.com/adobe-apiplatform/user-sync.py
Setup and Success Guide https://adobe-apiplatform.github.io/user-sync.py/en/success-guide/
UST Setup Walkthrough https://helpx.adobe.com/enterprise/using/user-sync.html


Linux (Ubuntu 16.04+ CentOs 7+, Fedora, Redhat)

Self install function coming soon. For now, download the executable from https://github.com/adobe-apiplatform/user-sync.py/releases, and run:

./user-sync example-config

This will create the basic configuration files. You can generate the umapi cert/keypair by running:

./user-sync certgen

User sync can then be run simply on the command line or a shell script. For example:

./user-sync --users mapped --process-groups -t