Import User Profile Photos from Active Directory

Import User Profile Photos from Active Directory into SharePoint 2010


1. First of all, make sure the User Profile Service Application service is started and running:
Central Administration >> Application Management >> Manage service applications

2. Then, make sure that Forefront Identity Management Service is also running:
Windows Start Menu >> Administrator Tools >> Services

3. Create a new AD Connection:
User Profile Service Application >> Synchronization >> Configure Synchronization Settings
http://spwindow.blogspot.fi/2014/10/sync-user-profile-information.html

4. Before synchronising user profile, user properties need to be mapped properly:
User Profile Service Application >> People >> Manage User Properties

5. Sync user profiles after mapping the properties:
User Profile Service Application >> Synchronization >> Start Profile Synchronization
http://spwindow.blogspot.fi/2014/10/sync-user-profile-information.html

6. Finally, following command needs to be performed from SP Management Shell:
Update-SPProfilePhotoStore –CreateThumbnailsForImportedPhotos 1 –MySiteHostLocation http://my-site-in-dev-server/




references:
http://sharepointadam.com/2010/11/18/import-user-profile-photos-from-active-directory-into-sharepoint-2010/

http://www.toddklindt.com/blog/Lists/Posts/Post.aspx?ID=253

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