User Profile synchronization problems

Normally, the user profile in Sharepoint is synchronized regularly. For details about how to synchronize it, refer to the following article:

User Information Management in Sharepoint Server: http://blog.zdnet.com.cn/html/70/289370-38534.html

 

In general, we manage and configure user proifle In the SSP management site, and regularly push this information to other SSP sites through SharePoint timer job.

Some changes have been made for some time. As a result, the user information cannot be synchronized. That is, the user profile is configured in SSP but cannot be synchronized to other sites in SSP. There are basically no error messages in the early stage. Profile sync (timer job) also prompts successful execution, but in fact the user profile is not synchronized, And the content dB cannot be synchronized in the later stage, after the steps on the Internet are followed, the results are still ineffective. The system prompts "access is denied" in the recent period ".

According to the error message, it should be a permission issue. Although the user profile is regularly pushed from SSP to other sites in SSP, the execution details of the user are unclear. At first, the Web application administrator of the corresponding web application was granted with the corresponding permissions, and the results were still ineffective.

Until a custom timer (timer job) was recently designed and applied to the official server after the local test was successful, the execution failed.

View the system logs and find that the access is denied and the category is "timer ". The possible cause is the account permissions of the timer service. Enter the service and find that the service user of Windows SharePoint Services timer is local system. By default, the service account should be the server farm administrator. Therefore, the service account is modified and executed again.

Similarly, does the user profile synchronization fail for this reason? According to the previous timer, the execution users of all timer jobs should be the service users of Windows SharePoint Services timer, therefore, this user should have great permissions, such as modifying the user profile. similarly, set the service account of Windows SharePoint service timer on the server as the server farm administrator, add the new user profile again, and add it to other sites in SSP. Wait one minute until the information is synchronized successfully.