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Introduction

This article describes the CoreOne system connector Microsoft Active Directory.

Parameters

The following configuration parameters are available for the Microsoft Active Directory system connector:

Parameter

Mandatory field

Datatype

Description

Server

Text

Name of the Servers

Domain name

(tick)

Text

IP address from the server or the FQDN e.g.

Username

Text

User credentials on the server

Password

Password

User credentials on the server

Exchange Server

Text

IP address from the server or the FQDN e.g. 10.20.0.5 /  test.verwaltung.example.ch

Exchange SSL

Checkbox

Exchange SSL

Exchange ShellUri

Text

Exchange ShellUri

Exchange AppName

Text

Exchange AppName

Exchange Authentication method

Drop Down:

Default
Basic
Negotiate
NegotiateWithImplicitCredential
Credssp
Digest
Kerberos

The authentication method

User must change password at next login

Checkbox

The user is prompted to change the password at the next login

Ignore user deletion protection

Checkbox

Cancels the deletion protection from the user

Ignore resources deletion protection

Checkbox

Unprotects the resources from deletion

Create home directory

Checkbox

Creates a home directory

Create profile directory

Checkbox

Creates a profile directory

Delete home directory

Checkbox

 Deletes the home directory

Delete profile directory

Checkbox

Deletes the profile directory

Update home directory

Checkbox

Updates the home directory

Update profile directory

Checkbox

Updates the profile directory

Display attributes for unmanaged identities

Text

Display attributes for unmanaged identities. This is the property that will be used to display an unmanaged identity within the CoreOne Suite. Use either SamAccountName, DisplayName or any other meaningful Active Directory attribute.

Compatibility

The following target systems are supported:

Microsoft Active Directory 2008

Microsoft Active Directory 2008 R2

Microsoft Active Directory 2012

Microsoft Active Directory 2012 R2

Microsoft Active Directory 2016

Microsoft Active Directory 2019

Resources type

The following resource types are supported:

Groups

AD object

Description

Security Group

An Active Directory security group.

Distribution Group

An Active Directory distribution group.

AGDLP-Group

Creates and maintains various group objects in accordance with the AGDLP group concept (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AGDLP )

Computer

AD Object

Description

Computer

Computer object

Identity types

The following identity types are supported:

AD Object

Description

User

User object

Contact

Contact object

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