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Active Directory Configuration Guide
Overview
zID acts as the Identity Provider (IdP) for zMan Director and is built on Keycloak. It provides centralized authentication and authorization for:
- zMan Director UI
- SnapOS endpoints
zID supports integration with external identity providers such as:
- Microsoft Active Directory (AD)
- Google Authentication
- Federated identity providers
This allows organizations to leverage existing user directories without manually recreating user accounts inside zMan Director.
Configure Active Directory for SnapOS User Login
Step 1: Login to zMan Tenant
Open the zMan tenant portal:
https://<zman-server-ip>/zman-tenant
Example:
https://10.200.xx.xx/zman-tenant
Login using the tenant administrator credentials.
After logging in:
- Click the Settings icon in the upper-right corner
- Select ZID Login – zTC

Step 2: Access the zID Portal
After selecting ZID Login – zTC, a new browser tab opens the zID login portal.
Enter the tenant credentials to continue.

Step 3: Configure LDAP Provider (Active Directory)
Step 3.1: Add LDAP Provider
From the zID portal:
- Select User Federation from the left navigation pane
- Click Add LDAP Providers

- Select:
Vendor: Active Directory
Enter the LDAP connection details:
Connection URL: ldap://<ip>:<port>
Example:
ldap://10.200.43.xx:389
Click Test Connection.
Verify that the LDAP connection test succeeds before proceeding.

Step 3.2: Configure Bind Credentials
Configure the LDAP bind settings:
| Setting | Value |
|---|---|
| Bind Type | Simple |
| Bind DN | cn=Administrator,cn=Users,dc=xxxx,dc=xxxx eg. cn=Administrator,cn=Users,dc=testdomain,dc=local |
| Bind Credentials | <domain-password> |
Click Test Authentication and confirm authentication succeeds.

Step 3.3: Configure LDAP Searching and Updating
Configure the following LDAP search settings:
| Setting | Value |
|---|---|
| Edit Mode | WRITABLE |
| Users DN | cn=users,dc=xxxx,dc=xxxx eg. cn=users,dc=testdomain,dc=local |
| Username LDAP Attribute | cn |
| RDN LDAP Attribute | cn |
| UUID LDAP Attribute | objectGUID |
| User Object Classes | organizationalPerson, user |
| User LDAP Filter | (&(objectCategory=Person)(sAMAccountName=*)) |
| Search Scope | Subtree |
After entering the values, click Save.

Step 3.4: Default Configuration Settings
Leave the following sections at their default values:
- Synchronization Settings
- Kerberos Integration
- Cache Settings
- Advanced Settings
Step 3.5: Synchronize LDAP Users
To import Active Directory users into zID:
- Open the configured LDAP provider
- Navigate to the Actions menu in the upper-right corner
- Select Sync All Users
This imports all Active Directory users into zID.

Step 4: Verify Imported Users
To verify that users were imported successfully:
- Select Users from the left navigation pane
- Enter:
*
in the search field
- Press Enter
All synchronized Active Directory users should now appear in the user list.

Step 5: Configure zTC for zID Authentication
After completing the zMan Director configuration, configure the SnapOS zTC endpoint for zID authentication.
On the zTC endpoint:
Navigate to:
Start Menu → Applications → Logon Configurator
Configure the following:
| Setting | Value |
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| Enable Autologin | Unchecked |
| zMan Server IP | <zMan server IP> |
| *Tenant Name | <tenant-name>-ztc |
Select:
Reboot Now
Then click Apply.


* Important Notes
For SnapOS endpoint login, the tenant name must include the -ztc suffix.
Example:
zman-tenant-ztc
For zMan Director UI login, use the tenant name without the -ztc suffix.
Example:
zman-tenant
Step 6: Validate User Login
After the zTC endpoint reboots:
- The login screen appears
- Enter a valid Active Directory username and password
Upon successful authentication, the user is logged into the SnapOS session.

Configure Active Directory for zMan Director UI Login
The previous configuration applies specifically to SnapOS endpoint authentication through zID.
To enable Active Directory authentication for the zMan Director UI:
- Open zMan Director
- Click the Settings icon in the upper-right corner
- Select zID Login
- Repeat the same LDAP configuration steps beginning from Step 2
Verify the following:
- LDAP integration is configured successfully
- Active Directory users are synchronized properly
Once completed, users can log into the zMan Director UI using their Active Directory domain credentials.