AD Users Membership Rule Command (Microsoft 365)
This membership rule command updates Microsoft 365 Dynamiс Group membership with Active Directory users whose accounts are synced to Microsoft 365.
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Membership Rule Command Settings
| Setting name | Description |
|---|---|
Name begins with |
Specify the search string that defines the first letters of the Active Directory user name. |
Search in |
Specify the domain or OU to limit the search scope. |
Search scope |
Specify the search scope:
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Query criteria |
Query criteria are sent to the target platform with other query parameters to reduce the number of returned objects and may improve query performance. |
| More Parameters | |
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LDAP Filter Filter AD query results |
Set the filtering conditions to only return objects or data that need to be processed by the rule. It is possible to use only one of these filters: either the LDAP filter or the filter, where you can select properties and operators from the list. |
Map cloud users |
Specify how to map cloud users:
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Credentials |
Always useDefault Credentials for Current Scope (default value). Other values are not applicable for Dynamic Groups. Default Credentials for Current Scope (default value) - credentials of corresponding domain controller specified in Managed domains table in Active Directory extension settings. |
Server |
Always use Default Domain Controller for Current Scope (default value). Other values are not applicable for Dynamic Groups. Default Domain Controller for Current Scope (default value) - a proper domain controller is automatically identified from the Managed domains table in Active Directory extension settings. Cayosoft Administrator uses the Distinguished Name of the scope Organizational Unit to find a proper domain in the Managed domains table, then this domain DC is used to execute the web query. |
Result page size |
Specify the number of objects to include in one page for an AD DS query. |
| Result set size | Specify the number of objects to include in an AD DS query request. |
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