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Safeguard Authentication Services 5.0 - Administration Guide

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Active Directory User Information file

The Active Directory User Information file contains information about Active Directory user accounts. It is produced by oat_adlookup and is passed to oat_match to create a map between Active Directory and local users.

Syntax
<AD account info> ::= [<QAS property overrides>] <user_account_list>
<QAS property overrides> ::= { 'qas-override-property: ' <override> <CRLF> }
<override> ::= <override name> '-attr-name=' <AD_attr_name>
<override name> ::= 'uid-number' |
'gid-number' |
'gecos' |
'username' |
'groupname'
<user_account_list> ::= { <user_account_record> <CRLF> }
<user_account_record> ::= <header_prop> { <CRLF> <info_prop> }
<header_prop> ::= ('dn' | 'distinguishedName') ':' {<white space>} <prop_value>
<info_prop> ::= ( <gecos-attr-name> |
<uid-number-attr-name> |
'sAMAccountName' |
'cn' |
'userPrincipalName' |
'displayName' |
'givenName' |
'sn' |
<username-attr-name> ) ':' <white space>} <prop_value>
<prop_value> ::= {<character>}
Sample
dn: CN=Ivan M. Petrovich,CN=Users,DC=a,DC=vmx
gecos: Ivan M. Petrovich
uidNumber: 1001
sAMAccountName: vanya
cn: Ivan M. Petrovich
userPrincipalName: vanya@a.vmx
displayName: Ivan M. Petrovich
givenName: Ivan
sn: Petrovich

Active Directory Group Information file

The Active Directory Group Information file contains information about Active Directory group accounts. It is produced by oat_adlookup and is passed to oat_match to create a map between Active Directory and local groups.

Syntax
<AD account info> ::= [<VAS property overrides>] <group account list>
<VAS property overrides> ::= { 'vas-override-property: ' <override> <CRLF> }
<override> ::= <override name> '-attr-name=' <AD_attr_name>
<override name> ::= 'uid-number' |
'gid-number' |
'gecos' |
'username' |
'groupname'
<group account list> ::= { <group account record> <CRLF> }
<group account record> ::= <header_prop> { <CRLF> <info_prop> }
<header_prop> ::= ('dn' | 'distinguishedName') ':' {<white space>} <prop_value>
<info_prop> ::= ( 'cn' |
'sAMAccountName' |
<gid-number-attr-name> |
<groupname-attr-name> ) ':' {<white space>} <prop_value>
<prop_value> ::= {<character>}
Sample
dn: CN=zenith,CN=Users,DC=a,DC=vmx
cn: zenith
sAMAccountName: zenith
gidNumber: 1002

User map file

The User map file contains mappings between Active Directory and local users. It is produced by oat_match and is passed to oat_changeowners to align file ownership.

Syntax
<user_map> ::= '#!user' { <CRLF> <map_entry> }
<map_entry> ::= <unix_entry_value> { <white_space> } <ad_entry_value>
<ad_entry_value> ::= <entry_value>
<unix_entry_value> ::= <entry_value>
<entry_value> ::= <identifier> '(' [ <user_name> ] ')'
<identifier> ::= <digit> { <digit> }
<user_name> ::= <character> { <character> }
Sample
#!user
1001(testmigr) 1001(vanya)
500(alex) 1000(alex)
10003(masha) 1002(mpetrova)

Group map file

The Group map file contains mappings between Active Directory and local groups. It is produced by oat_match and is passed to oat_changeowners to align file ownership.

Syntax
<group_map> ::= `#!group` { <CRLF> <map_entry> }
<map_entry> ::= <unix_entry_value> { <white_space> } <ad_entry_value>
<ad_entry_value> ::= <entry_value>
<unix_entry_value> ::= <entry_value>
<entry_value> ::= <identifier> '(' [ <group_name> ] ')'
<identifier> ::= <digit> { <digit> }
<group_name> ::= <character> { <character> }
Sample
#!group
1002(grp1) 1001(grp1)
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