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Description of problem:
Table 7.1 has data that is not tabular in nature.  It represents a list.  The preceding description makes it seem like the left column represents items that are different from the right column.

Table 7.2 is correct in that the left column is the Identity Management attribute and the right column is the AD attribute.  7.1 is simply a list of attributes that are the same.

Additional info:
Simply making 7.1 a list or a single-column table instead of a 2-column table should suffice to eliminate confusion.

Here it is as a list:
http://documentation-stage.bne.redhat.com/docs/en-US/Red_Hat_Enterprise_Linux/6/html/Identity_Management_Guide/active-directory.html#about-sync-schema

The reason I had it as a table was that I thought a list of nearly 30 items
wasn't that easy to navigate.

It may be a little more difficult but I think it is less confusing than when compared to the table immediately below that has a correlation between the two columns.

It looks good to me as a list.

If it works for you, awesome. The list of things that confuses me is, um, long. (Pun intended only if it was funny. :) )

Closing.