Microsoft Active Directory (LDAP)
TL;DR
To integrate Active Directory with Query:
- Setup the required LDAP connection parameters for Active Directory mentioned in the 'Prerequisites' section of this document.
- Add an Active Directory source in Query with the connection parameters.
- Test the integration with Test connection link.
- Perform searches for AD users and devices.
Overview
Active Directory is a centralized database for managing user identities and resource access in a Windows-based network environment. By integrating with Query, you can:
- Search context for Active Directory-managed users and devices.
Prerequisites
In order to add Active Directory as a connection source in Query, make sure you have the following connection parameters:
- Active Directory Server IP/Hostname
- Username
- Password
- Port - 389/636
- CA Certificate File
Adding a connection source in Query
- Go to the Connections page, click Add Connections, and select Active Directory from the Identity and HR category.
- In the General tab, add the following details
- Active Directory Server IP/Hostname
- Username
- Password
- Port - 389/636
- CA Certificate File
- Click the Save button on the top right corner of the screen to save the connection source.
- To test the connection credentials, click on 'Test Connection.' You will see a successful connection message if the credentials are valid. If the test connection fails, then check if the connection parameters are correct. If necessary, change appropriately and retest.
Resources
- Setting up LDAPS on Active Directory -[<https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/sql-server-blog/step-by-step-guide-to-setup-ldaps-on-windows-server/ba-p/385362>]
Updated 12 months ago