New FIM 2010 Rollup Hotfix Package (4.0.3573.2) has been released.

A new FIM 2010 rollup hotfix has been released by Microsoft, bringing the current version of FIM to 4.0.3573.2. The information can be found here: KB 2417774. This is the same KB article for version 4.0.3561.2, building upon it.

It's a little difficult to tease out what is new to version 4.0.3573.2, but one feature definitely is. A new asynchronous export mode for FIM MA that can be enabled for initial load operations promises to significantly cut down on the amount of time required for exports to the FIM service. I'm looking forward to seeing how well this optimizes the export process.

More information in the KB article!

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