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In normal Windows Server 2008+ environments, the legacy 'Audit logon events' setting must be configured. The Connector requires that successful logon events are recorded so that users can be mapped to their IP addresses.

The Audit policy defines what events get logged in the Event Log of the Domain Controller. This change is required only if the deployment includes Virtual Appliances in the same Umbrella site as the Domain Controller.

Click to select the Replicating Directory Changes and Read check boxes from the list.

Click OK to return to the Properties dialog box.

In the Select Users, Computers, or Groups dialog box, select the desired user account, and then click Add.

If necessary, you can add the 'OpenDNS_Connector' user by clicking 'Add'.

On the Security tab, select either 'Enterprise Read-only Domain Controllers' or the 'OpenDNS_Connector' user.

Right-click the domain object, such as '', and then click Properties.

On the View menu, click Advanced Features.

Open the Active Directory Users and Computers snap-in.

You can verify the group's permissions or specify the permissions specifically for the OpenDNS_Connector user (if the group above does not supply these permissions) as follows: The built-in 'Enterprise Read-only Domain Controllers' group should provide this permission, and thus the OpenDNS_Connector user should be a member of this group. (&(objectCategory=person)(objectClass=user)) The connector requests the following attributes: This provides the Umbrella Dashboard with the information needed to display the names of AD objects, and to determine group memberships. This is the required permission typically given with the 'Enterprise Read-Only Domain Controllers' group. This permission allows the OpenDNS_Connector user to query LDAP. All of the permissions below apply to this with the exception of the Replicate Directory Changes permission.В These permissions are required only if the deployment includes Virtual Appliances in the same Umbrella site as the Domain Controllers. This allows the Virtual Appliances to create their IP-to-user mappings and thus identify users. Second, it collects login events from Domain Controllers, passing them to the Virtual Appliances. The Replicate Directory Changes permission allows this. First, it pulls LDAP information from Active Directory in order to allow you to create policies based on AD group, and to be able to display AD usernames and group names in the Umbrella Dashboard. The Umbrella AD Connector performs two primary tasks for which these permissions are needed. You can verify the group membership of the OpenDNS_Connector user with the following command:Дsquery user -samid OpenDNS_Connector | dsget user -memberof -expand In addition, the OpenDNS_Connector user should belong to the 'Domain Users' and 'Users' groups.

Event Log Readers (only if the deployment includes Virtual Appliances).

Enterprise Read-only Domain Controllers.

If the OpenDNS_Connector user has insufficient permissions to operate,В you will notice that an AD Connector is showing an alert or error state in the dashboard, and the message listed when you hover over the alert is Access Denied to one of the registered domain controllers.Д®nsure that the OpenDNS_Connector user is a member of the following AD Groups: If you are using a custom name instead, follow the same instructions with the sAMAccountName of your connector account instead of OpenDNS_Connector. Note: For the purpose of this article, OpenDNS_Connector is assumed to be the sAMAccountName of your Connector account in AD. This article details what permissions are required to be set on the DC. The Windows Connector script normally sets the required permissions for the OpenDNS_Connector user.В However, in strict AD environments, some administrators may not be permitted to run VB scripts on their Domain Controllers, and thus will need to manually replicate the actions of the Windows Configuration script.

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