LDAP Server Configurations

Connect EndpointOps to an LDAP / Active Directory server to sync users and groups from your directory. You can add more than one LDAP server.

How to get here

You reach this page through Settings, so you need administrator (settings) permission. If you don't see the Settings icon, ask your administrator for access.

1. Sign in to EndpointOps.
2. In the top-right of any screen, click the Settings (gear ⚙️) icon.
3. In the Settings menu on the left, open System Settings and click LDAP Server Configurations.

Navigate to: Settings → System Settings → LDAP Server Configurations

URL path: /settings/system-settings/ldap-server-config

The LDAP Server screen

Columns: Name, Host, FQDN, Created On.

Each row has a Sync Now action (pull from the directory immediately), plus edit (✏️) and delete (🗑️).

The toolbar

Above the list, the same toolbar appears on every list screen:

• Create- add a new item (opens a form panel from the right).
• Refresh- reload the latest data.
• Export- download the current list.
• Columns- choose which columns to show (covered under "Choosing which columns to show" below).

Working with the list

These controls behave the same on every list:

• Search- type in the Search… box above the table to filter rows as you type.
• Sort- click the arrows in a column header to sort by that column.
• View details- click a row's link in the first column to open a read-only view.
• Edit / delete- use the edit (✏️) and delete (🗑️) icons at the end of a row.
• Pagination- when a list runs to more than one page, use the page controls at the bottom-right and the / page selector to change how many rows show.
• Permissions- you only see Create, edit, and delete if your role grants the matching permission; otherwise the screen is read-only.

When you save a new or edited record, a success message appears, the panel closes, and the list refreshes. Required fields are marked with a red asterisk.

How do I add an LDAP server?

1. Click Create. The Create LDAP Server panel opens with two tabs: Configuration and Mapping.

2. On the Configuration tab, enter your directory connection details:

   

   Field	Required	Notes
   Name	Yes	A label for this server.
   Host	Yes	The LDAP server's hostname or IP.
   Port	Yes	The LDAP port (for example 389 or 636).
   FQDN	Yes	The directory's fully-qualified domain name.
   Username	Yes	A bind account that can read the directory.
   Password	Yes	The bind account password.
   Base DN	Yes	Where to start searching (for example dc=acme,dc=com).
   Group Base	No	The base DN for groups.
   Enable Auto Sync	-	Sync on a schedule automatically.
   Auto Sync Interval	-	How often to sync: every 8h, 12h, 24h, or 48h. Enabled only when Auto Sync is on.

3. On the Mapping tab, match your directory's attributes to EndpointOps user fields:

   

   You can map First Name, Username, Email, Phone Number, Department, Location, and Host Name.

4. Click Test to verify the connection, then Create.

Sync on demand or on a schedule

Use Sync Now on a row (or in the form) to pull from the directory right away. Turn on Enable Auto Sync and pick an interval to keep it in sync automatically.

Choosing which columns to show

Click the Columns icon on the right of the toolbar to open the column picker.

Tick the columns to show, untick to hide, drag to reorder, then click Apply.

Related

• User Management → Users- the users LDAP can populate.
• SSO Configuration- single sign-on via your IdP.