Is there a way - using get-qars* command(s) to pull managed domain dirsync information using powershell?
background:
I've invested all of 5 minutes doing a search for prior occurances but didn't find any before management started playing whack-a-mole with my head.
We have an issue with ARS in one of our two sites - whereby a user account that has become locked - or a computer account that has been created outside of ARS, the ARS console/web doesn't reflect the change/lockout. If we ask the user to 'change operatioanl DC' to the site where the lockout occurred ( found using powershell script or Microsoft lockoutstatus.exe command ) then the ARS ui does show the change. They can unlock the account then.
We've engaged our domain leads to investigate what might be happening on the AD side - but they've requested a method for determining what dirsysnc host ARS is pointing at for our domain at any given time - without engaging the ARS team. They asked if dirsync hosts are stored in the registry ... and I assume there must be a get-qad* command that allows us to explose the managed domain dirsync setting without much effort on their part.
