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finding some semblance of balance amongst the chaos of identity and access management including the Microsoft Identity Integration Server 2003 (MIIS), Identity Lifecycle Manager 2007 (ILM), ILM 2, and Forefront Identity Manager 2010 (FIM).
Identity & Access
Identity Lifecycle Manager
- Brad Turner, ILM MVP
- Gilbert, AZ, US
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Identically Chaotic
CodePlex/MSDN Projects
Community Report Pack 2007
Identity Lifecycle Management
- [!Forum] TechNet Forums - FIM 2010
- [!Forum] TechNet Forums - ILM 2007 FP1
- [FIM PG] Anthony Ho's FIM Password Reset
- [FIM PG] Bobby and Nima's ILM Blog
- [FIM PG] Brjann Brekkan's Identity Management
- [FIM PG] Darryl Russi's Blog
- [FIM PG] Joe Shulman's Identity Management Extensibility Blog
- [ILM MVP] Almero Steyn's puttyq
- [ILM MVP] Carol Wapshere's MISSMIIS
- [ILM MVP] Chris Calderon's Identity Junkie
- [ILM MVP] Craig Martin's Identity Trench
- [ILM MVP] David Lundell's ILM Best Practices
- [ILM MVP] Joe Stepongzi's Microsoft IDM Blog
- [ILM MVP] Peter Geelen's Identity Underground
- Alex Tcherniakhovski's Blog
- Ensynch Identity Management
- FIM 2010 - Certificate Management
- FIM 2010 - Getting Started
- FIM 2010 - Installation Guide
- FIM 2010 - RCDC XML Reference
- FIM 2010 - Technical Reference
- FIM/ILM/MIIS TechCenter
- Henrik Nilsson's Identity Management Crisis
- Identity Lifecycle Management Homepage
- ILM 2007 FP1 Hotfix Rollup
- Microsoft Identity and Access Management Series
- Microsoft Identity and Access Solutions Page
- Microsoft Identity Lifecycle Manager 2007 Product Page
- MIIS Capacity Planning Guide
- MIIS Design and Planning Collection
- MIIS Design Concepts
- MIIS Getting Started Collection
- MIIS Resource Kit 2.0
- MIIS Scenarios
- MIIS SP2
.NET Development
AD Federation Services
Directory
Rights Management Services
SharePoint
SQL
Windows CardSpace
Virtualization
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Blog Archive
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2009
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October
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- FIM 2010 RC1 – Portal Time Zone Default
- FIM 2010 RC1 – First Impressions, Installation Par...
- FIM 2010 RC1 – First Impressions, Installation Par...
- FIM 2010 RC1 – First Impressions, Installation Par...
- A hotfix rollup package (build 3.3.1118.02) is ava...
- Webinar: Accelerate Your Businesses for the Future...
- Ensynch Hiring SharePoint Talent
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July
(7)
- Windows 7 Available for Pre-order
- Webinar: Transforming SharePoint – Chaos to Order
- Webinar: How Microsoft Geneva Streamlines Business...
- Security Squared: Converging Physical and Logical ...
- Quest Software Announces The Expert Conference 201...
- ILM 2007 FP1 PowerShell Cmdlets
- MVP Year Four and MCADD
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April
(7)
- Identity Management Crisis | Cool feature using th...
- ILM ADMA cd-error (8235): A referral was returned ...
- ILM Disk Latency SSRS Report – Sneak Peak
- Forefront Identity Manager: Custom Workflow Webina...
- Forefront: Identity Manager
- Cortego ILM 2 Workflow Activity Library
- TEC 2009: Final Thoughts (Sunday)
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October
(7)
This is Brad Turner's Identity Chaos blog for MIIS, ILM, and FIM. All work on this site is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License. All content can be used, reworked, quoted, paraphrased, buried in soft peat and recycled as firelighters (see how this works?), or otherwise ridiculed as long as credit is given to the author.
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