Active Directory data
Access through: Administration > Data > Active Directory
The Active Directory folder has all functions to load and manage Active Directory data.
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To access Active Directory data, you must create connections to Active Directory servers using the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) connector. To configure the LDAP connector via transaction LDAP, see the SAP standard documentation.
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Before using the Active Directory data reports, you must maintain the Active Directory settings in Active Directory connector.
Load Active Directory data
Load Active Directory data
Access through: Administration > Data > Active Directory > Load data from Active Directory
The Load data from Active Directory report allows you to load Active Directory data from an Active Directory server.
Selection criteria
The selection screen of the report has the following selections:
AD server
You can select an Active Directory data server.
You can execute this report in the background.
Result
You can show the loaded Active Directory objects with the Show Active Directory object list report.
Show Active Directory object list
Show Active Directory object list
Access through: Administration > Data > Active Directory > Active Directory object list
The Active Directory object list report allows you to show a list of the loaded Active Directory objects.
Selection criteria
The selection screen of the report has the following selections:
AD server
You can select an Active Directory data server.
Result
The report result shows information about the loaded Active Directory data for each object type.
Data administration Active Directory
Data administration Active Directory
Access through: Administration > Data > Active Directory > Data administration Active Directory
The Data administration Active Directory feature allows you to manage loaded Active Directory data.
A table shows icons for the status of the Active Directory data for each Active Directory data source. When you select an icon, a pop-up shows the data source and category, and when and by whom the data was last loaded. There is an option for deleting data. If you select an empty field, a pop-up only shows the data source and category. You can define warning thresholds that specify the time when the data becomes outdated.
Data status
Icon | Description |
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The data is loaded completely. | |
The data is outdated based on the warning threshold. | |
The data is not available due to the system type or version. | |
None | No data is loaded. |
Manage warning thresholds
You can specify the number of days from which Active Directory data is outdated.
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Select .
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Enter the number for the warning threshold.
noteIf you enter no number, the default value of 31 days is used.
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Save.
Delete Active Directory data
Delete Active Directory data
Access through: Administration > Data > Active Directory > Delete Active Directory data
The Delete Active Directory data report deletes imported data of selected Active Directory data sources.
Selection criteria
In addition to the standard selections, the selection screen of the report has the following selections:
AD server
You can select an Active Directory data server.
Option for test run
You can select to run a test without deleting the data.
You can execute this report in the background.
To delete Active Directory data, select Yes in the pop-up.
Result
The report result shows information about the number of deleted records on the selected Active Directory data sources.