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Access Right Manager & lookup tables

chriscel

Dear all,

We use ARM (former 8man) to create AD accounts. We have several sites and we have a template by site.

I'd like to use the dropdown list and the lookup Tables features. I'm trying to use these features with the following things 100

- A dropdownlist for our different OUs

- Some lookup tables for the LDAP attributes (company name, street, zip code, Location...) regarding the OU selected.

For now I don't have any error but my LDAP attributes are not populated. I have an empty field with : "attribute value is not given"

Please find a part of my .json file

Thanks in advance for your help,


Chris

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    First, if you have not seen it, try using the Template Generator tool, might make things a little easier,  [Tool]ARM Template Generator V2 - Updated 22/11/21 . Second, I created this as an example but here is what the Lookup Table section of my template looks like,

    "LookupTables": [
    {
    "Name": "LookupTableAddress",
    "Definition": {
    "Type": "LookupTable",
    "LookupTableId": "Address",
    "LookupTable": {
    "123 Marketing Way": "Marketing",
    "123 Sales Lane": "Sales"
    }
    }
    },
    {
    "Name": "LookupTablepostalCode",
    "Definition": {
    "Type": "LookupTable",
    "LookupTableId": "postalCode",
    "LookupTable": {
    "123456": "Marketing",
    "654321": "Sales"
    }
    }
    }

    Hopefully this helps. 

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    First, if you have not seen it, try using the Template Generator tool, might make things a little easier,  [Tool]ARM Template Generator V2 - Updated 22/11/21 . Second, I created this as an example but here is what the Lookup Table section of my template looks like,

    "LookupTables": [
    {
    "Name": "LookupTableAddress",
    "Definition": {
    "Type": "LookupTable",
    "LookupTableId": "Address",
    "LookupTable": {
    "123 Marketing Way": "Marketing",
    "123 Sales Lane": "Sales"
    }
    }
    },
    {
    "Name": "LookupTablepostalCode",
    "Definition": {
    "Type": "LookupTable",
    "LookupTableId": "postalCode",
    "LookupTable": {
    "123456": "Marketing",
    "654321": "Sales"
    }
    }
    }

    Hopefully this helps. 

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