The domain is used to authenticate the user. This is the most secure, flexible and easiest to manage. No need to sync users between the domain and Devolutions Server. With the Automatic User Creation On First Login option enabled, on first use of the Devolutions Server data source, the user will be created and be given access rights according to their role in the organization as defined on the domain. You simply need to grant appropriate permissions to your user groups in Devolutions Server. Upon authentication we will validate the AD groups to which the user belongs and for any that have a corresponding user group we will grant the permissions to the user.
Go to Administration – Server settings – Authentication – Domain in the web interface of Devolutions Server.
| Option | Description |
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| Domain | Specify the remote computer domain name. |
| Display name | Specify the domain name that will be displayed in the application usage like informational messages. Specify the Active Directory Organizational Unit (OU) or Group to restrict the search in a specific area in the Active Directory structure. The format must be the distinguished name (CN=Users,DC=windjammer,DC=loc). |
| Administration credentials | Add the credentials of a domain or service account to access the Active Directory forest and obtain user account information through LDAP queries. This account needs to be able to retrieve user account information and group memberships. It may requires higher privileges than being part of the Domain Users built-in Active Directory group. In most case, it should be sufficient. |
| Option | Description |
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| Enable LDAPS |
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| Option | Description |
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| Auto-create on first login | Automatically create the domain user account in the Devolutions Server on the first login attempt. |
| Only from this group | Will create automatically the user only if he is a member of this AD group. |
| Username format | Select the username format that will be created in the database.
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