Installing the KYDSO Active Directory connector
Active Directory accounts are synchronized between KYDSO and your company's Active Directory via an AD connector.
Prerequisites
The software requirements for the KYDSO Active Directory connector can be found here: Software requirements connectors
Please also note:
The SSL certificate for the connector should be issued by a trustworthy authority, e.g. DigiCert, VeriSign, Symantec. Self-signed certificates must be set up as trustworthy by KYDSO support.
The connector must be installed on a computer that is a member of the domain.
The connector service KydsoConnectorService_AdInstance must run under a (service) account that is a member of the following domain group: Administrator
Installing the KYDSO Active Directory connector
We provide PowerShell scripts for installing and uninstalling the connector in the following folder: KYDSO_AD-Konnektor.zip
Unzip the folder and run the scripts on the computer on which the KYDSO Active Directory connector is to be installed.
You can get help on the scripts with the command get-help
. Example:
get-help .\Install-Konnektor.ps1
A detailed description of the possible parameters for the script as well as a sample call can be obtained with the parameter -detailed
:
get-help .\Install-Konnektor.ps1 -detailed
Setting up communication of the AD connector with KYDSO
Certain information must be stored in KYDSO for communication with the AD connector to work.
Open KYDSO and click on the action in the Change menu.
If this is not displayed in the menu, click on
and select the action there.The asset list opens. For performance reasons, this is empty the first time it is opened after starting KYDSO.
Search for the article Connector settings and click on the corresponding .
Click on Change data.
The wizard for the selected action starts and guides you through the process.
Uninstalling the KYDSO Active Directory connector
The connector database is not deleted when the AD connector is uninstalled. You can remove the database manually afterwards, e.g. via the SQL Server Management Studio.
Further information can be found in the Microsoft documentation: Delete a database - SQL Server