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| Field | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Type | The type of users source, possible options are: Active Directory Domain, Active Directory LDS Store, or Local Machine | Local Machine |
| Name | Optional name of the server (either as the source of "local" users, or the active directory domain controller) | corp01 |
| Container | Use this only for Active Directory Domain or Active Directory LDS Store. This is the distinguished name of a container object for users/groups, this should be left blank for Local Machine users. | cn=users,dc=mycompany,dc=com |
| User Name | Username to access the directory/machine (can normally be left blank). | Administrator |
| Password | Password to access the directory/machine (can normally be left blank). | ******** |
| Binding Type | The authentication mode:
| Simple Bind |
| Sealing | The data is encrypted by using Kerberos. This flag can only be used with the Negotiate context option and is not available with the simple bind option. | Unchecked |
| Secure Socket Layer | The channel is encrypted by using the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL). Active Directory requires that the Certificate Services be installed to support SSL. | Unchecked |
| Sever Bind | Specify this flag when you use the domain context (Active Directory Domain type) if the application is binding to a specific server name. | Checked |
| Signing | The integrity of the data is verified. This flag can only be used with the Negotiate context option and is not available with the simple bind option. | Unchecked |
Synchronization
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