Onify Blueprint: Indexing users from Active Directory

This Blueprint gets all (depending on config) users from Microsoft Active Directory and index them to Onify. To integrate with AD we use the Onify.ActiveDirectory PowerShell module (by Tony Aronsson @ Zitac) to both be able to do full index or delta index if needed. With the Onify.ActiveDirectory module, we can index anything from AD, like users, computers, groups, etc.

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Requirements

• Onify Hub API 2.3.0 or later
• Onify Agent (tagged agent)
• Onify Flow license
• Camunda Modeler 4.4 or later
• Node.js v12 or higher (on agent)
• PowerShell v5 or higher (on agent)

Included

• Workflow (Flow)
• Agent scripts
• Onify.ActiveDirectory PowerShell module

Setup

Onify Agent

• Copy files from .\resources\agent\scripts to .\scripts folder on Onify Agent.

Active Directory integration

Setup the AD integration using Onify.ActiveDirectory PowerShell module.

Configuration

1. Go the the Onify Agent .\scripts\Onify.ActiveDirectory folder
2. Open config.json
3. Replace dc01.contoso.com with your own domain controller
4. Replace contoso.com with your own domain name
5. Replace DC=contoso,DC=com with your own domain base
6. Update searchBase if needed
7. Add or remove properties in property field if needed (used for templates)

Templates

1. Go the the Onify Agent .\scripts\Onify.ActiveDirectory\templates folder
2. Rename the contoso.com folder with your own domain name
3. Update the template files (*.json) if needed

Workflow

NOTE: By deploying or running the flow you will also schedule it to be run every day at 01:00. This can be changed if needed.

Deploy

1. Open activedirectory-index-users.bpmn in Camunda Modeler
2. Customize the flow (optional)
3. Click Deploy current diagram and follow the steps

Run

1. Open activedirectory-index-users.bpmn in Camunda Modeler
2. Click Start current diagram

Support

• Community/forum: https://support.onify.co/discuss
• Documentation: https://support.onify.co/docs
• Support and SLA: https://support.onify.co/docs/get-support

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Contributors

Thanks Tony Aronsson @ Zitac for great work with the PowerShell scripts and modules.