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FSRM_E_INVALID_AD_CLAIM
FSRM_E_INVALID_AD_CLAIM means FSRM encountered a resource-property or claim definition from Active Directory that does not satisfy the classification schema expected by the file server. The directory object may exist while its identifier, value type, allowed values, or enabled state is unusable.
Validate the resource-property definition
- Inspect the claim/resource-property object in Dynamic Access Control rather than recreating only the local FSRM rule.
- Check the property type and possible values against the local synchronized definition.
- Synchronize definitions after correcting Active Directory and confirm that dependent rules resolve the same property identity.
FSRM rules bind to a property definition, not merely a display label. Reusing a name with a different type or value set can leave rules inconsistent even after synchronization. The automatic-classification workflow explicitly enables resource properties in Active Directory and then updates the file server definitions; follow that sequence and verify the local schema before rerunning classification.
Automatic file classification · Create classification property · Dynamic Access Control
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