Active Directory Topology by LDAP Job

• Trigger CI: DomainController

• Trigger Query:

  

• CI attribute conditions:

  CI	Attribute Value
  Node	None
  IpAddress	NOT IP Probe Name is null
  DomainController	NOT Reference to the credentials dictionary entry Is null AND NOT Application IP Is null
  IpServiceEndpoint	IpServiceName Equal ignore case ldap OR ServiceNames Contains ldap

This job uses the LDAP_Active_Directory_Topology adapter.

• Triggered CI Data

  Name	Value	Description
  application_ port	${SOURCE.application _port:NA}	The port retrieved from the IpServiceEndpoint.
  credentials_id	${SOURCE.credentials _id}	The credentials ID of the protocol saved in the domain controller’s attribute.
  hostId	${HOST.root_id}	The ID of the host on which the domain controller resides.
  ip_address	${SOURCE.application_ip}	The IP address of the server.
  port	${SERVICE_ADDRESS.network_port_number}	The LDAP port number.

• Adapter Parameters

  Parameter	Description
  baseDn	This is the domain name where records about domain controllers are stored. Default: OU=Domain Controllers
  globalCatalogPort	The port number through which DFM accesses the domain controller designated as the global catalog. Default: 3268 Note: This parameter is needed only when tryToDiscoverGlobalCatalog is set to true.
  reportOUAsConfigurationDocument	If this parameter is set to true, this job reports the tree of Organizational Unit as configuration document. if false, this job reports the tree of Organizational Unit as the tree of CIs. Default: false
  tryToDiscoverGlobalCatalog	If this parameter is set to true, DFM attempts to discover the entire topology by connecting to the domain controller designated as a global catalog server. The connection is made through the port defined in the globalCatalogPort parameter. Default: true - the global catalog is used for discovery

• ActiveDirectoryDomain. Domains in the AD Forest.

• Active Directory Forest. Information about functionality level and contiguous names.

• ActiveDirectorySite. Available site objects that are configured in the AD Forest.

• ActiveDirectorySiteLink

• ActiveDirectorySystem

• Composition

• Containment

• ConfigurationDocument

• DomainController

• DomainControllerRole

• Node

• Membership. Relationships between sites and subnets.

• IpSubnet. Available subnet objects.
• IpAddress