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Correct command Get-ADSyncConnector
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jomolnar authored Mar 28, 2017
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#### To enable Password Writeback using Windows PowerShell
1. On your **Directory Sync computer**, open a new **elevated Windows PowerShell window**.
2. If the module is not already loaded, type in the `import-module ADSync` command to load the Azure AD Connect cmdlets into your current session.
3. Get the list of Azure AD Connectors in your system by running the `Get-ADSyncConnector` cmdlet and storing the results in `$aadConnectorName`, such as `$connectors = Get-ADSyncConnector | where-object {$_.name -like "*AAD"}`
3. Get the list of Azure AD Connectors in your system by running the `Get-ADSyncConnector` cmdlet and storing the results in `$aadConnectorName`, such as `$aadConnectorName = Get-ADSyncConnector|where-object {$_.name -like "*AAD"}`
4. To get the current status of writeback for the current connector by running the following cmdlet: `Get-ADSyncAADPasswordResetConfiguration –Connector $aadConnectorName.name`
5. Enable Password Writeback by running the cmdlet: `Set-ADSyncAADPasswordResetConfiguration –Connector $aadConnectorName.name –Enable $true`

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