Typo in description for upnSuffixToDomainMappings

[davelebbing]

v5.2b8111

The manifest description for upnSuffixToDomainMappings has a typo. Below shows the correction.

In some Active Directory environments, users do not use username@domain to login; they use a UPN suffix to make the username easier to use. This settings setting maps the UPN suffix to the correct AD domain name. For example, if you have an AD domain of foo.com but want users to sign in as [email protected], a UPN suffix of foo.com is created in AD and the user account is set to [email protected]. This setting then would map foo.com to bar.com by setting the key upn to foo.com and the domain key to bar.com.

[davelebbing]

In build 8145 the change does not look right. Correct version should be:

In some Active Directory environments, users do not use username@domain to login; they use a UPN suffix to make the username easier to use. This setting maps the UPN suffix to the correct AD domain name. For example, if you have an AD domain of foo.com but want users to sign in as [email protected], a UPN suffix of foo.com is created in AD and the user account is set to [email protected]. This setting then would map foo.com to bar.com by setting the key upn to foo.com and the domain key to bar.com.