Defining the target system address
Option | Description |
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Options marked with a | |
Domain or domain controller | The DNS domain name, the domain controller’s FQDN or host name or IP Address; for example: globaldomain.example.com or \\mydomaincontroller.example.com or \\mydomaincontroller Use the IP address only if DNS is not resolving, otherwise avoid using the IP address of the domain controller. The DNS domain name or the FQDN should be specified. |
Base DN | Restrict listing to users in named container. (key: basedn) |
Group | List only those users who exist in a group. (key: group) |
Group file | List only those users who exist in groups named in a file. (key: groupfile) |
List nested groups | Recursively list all users and computers contained within groups specified by the Group or Group file option. (key: listNestedGrps) |
List members for nested groups | Recursively list users’ group membership for groups contained within groups specified by the Group or Group file option. (key: listNestedNOSGrps) |
Abort listing when an invalid group is encountered | Return failure when a group list includes an invalid group. (key: listFailOnNonExistentGrp) |
OU file | Restrict listing to users in multiple containers . (key: oufile) |
Abort listing when an invalid OU is encountered | Return failure when an OU list includes an invalid OU. (key: listFailOnNonExistentOU) |
Connection over SSL | Select to enforce SSL connections. (key: ssl) |
The Active Directory target system address syntax is as follows:
(<DNS domain name> | <DC's FQDN or host name>)[/basedn=<OU>][/oufile=<filename>][/group= Bravura Group ][/grpfile=<filename>][/listNestedGrps=<true|false>][/listNestedNOSGrps=<true|false>][/listFailOnNonExistentGrp=<true|false>][/listFailOnNonExistentOU=<true|false>][/ssl=<true|false>]
Options are an intersection of the two when used together.