Page created: 23 Apr 2021
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Page updated: 8 Feb 2022
The following attributes can be mapped for user provisioning to Box.
Attribute | Description |
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Name | The name of the user. This attribute is required. |
Login |
The email address the user uses to login. This attribute is required. Note: This
value must be in the format of an email. Box Connector version 2.2 and later
enables updating a user’s login. However, the user has to have logged in
previously for the update to succeed.
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Language | The user’s language. See Language Codes in the Box documentation. |
Timezone | The user’s timezone. Input format follows tz database timezones. |
Space Amount | The user’s total available space amount in bytes. A value of -1 grants unlimited storage. |
Inactive Status Default |
The user’s default inactive status. The three inactive defaults include:
Note: When a
user is disabled, the user status will be the value you have specified here.
If no value, the default is inactive. Deleting the user in LDAP will always
default to inactive regardless of the attribute's value or the
Target screen configuration for Remove
User Action.
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Job Title | The user’s job title. |
Phone | The user’s phone number. |
Address | The user’s address. |
Role | The user’s enterprise role. Valid options include:
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Can See Managed Users | Whether the user can see other enterprise users in their contact list.
Valid options include:
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Is Sync Enabled | Whether or not the user can use Box Sync. Valid options include:
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Is Exempt from Device Limits | Whether to exempt the user from Enterprise device limits. Valid options include:
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Is Exempt from Login Verification | Whether or not this user must use two-factor authentication. Valid options include:
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Is External Collab Restricted | Whether this user is allowed to collaborate with users outside her
enterprise. Valid options include:
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Personal Folder Name |
The name to be used for the personal folder which can optionally be created along with a new user. The personal folder name format can be configured using OGNL expressions, see Sample OGNL expressions. For more information on personal folder fields, see Configure provisioning. |