User directory connectors
The user directory connector (UDC) connects to a configured directory service to retrieve users. The UDCs supplied with the Qlik Sense installation are Generic LDAP, Microsoft Active Directory, Local Users and ODBC.
The User directory connectors overview lists all the available user directory connectors. You can manage your user directory connectors by performing a number of actions, as described in the following:
Name | The name of the user directory connector configuration, entered from the QMC. |
User directory |
The user directory name depends on the user directory configuration:
Information note The value of the User directory must be unique; otherwise the connector cannot be configured. The User directory value is used when creating a security rule to a user directory.
Tip noteThe User directory value is used when creating a security rule to a user directory.
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Type | The user directory type; LDAP, Microsoft Active Directory, LocalUsers or ODBC. |
Configured |
The user directory connector is configured if checked. To be configured the user directory name must be unique and not blank. Information note The value of the User directory must be unique; otherwise the connector cannot be configured.
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Operational |
The user directory connector is operational if checked. Operational means that the configuration of the connector properties enables communication with the user directory. Information noteDifferent connectors requires different properties. Check the UserManagement_Repository log in this location: %ProgramData%\Qlik\Sense\Log\Repository.If you remove the source file that a user directory connector is based on, it will not be operational.
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Status |
The status of the user directory connector:
Information note If the status is displayed as Idle and Last started is more recent than Last finished the synchronization has failed.
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Last started sync | The date and time when synchronization of user data last started. Either triggered by a task or started manually from the user directory connectors overview. |
Last successfully finished sync | The date and time when synchronization of user data last finished successfully. |
Tags | The names of the connected tags. |
Refreshing page: Click to manually refresh the page. Information noteIf you have added a new user directory connector type you need to press F5 to refresh the list of available user directory connectors.
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Sorting columns: Click to sort the list alphabetically, ascending or descending according to the nature of the column. |
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Filtering columns: Click to open a dialog and filter the list based on that column and your filter criteria as you type. Click to remove the filter. Click outside of the filter dialog (or press the keyboard key "Esc") to close the dialog. The filter icon is inverted when a filter is applied to a column . You can apply filters to multiple columns to narrow your search. |
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Edit | Editing user directory connectors: Click to edit the selected user directory connector. |
Delete | Deleting user directory connectors: Click to delete the selected user directory connector. |
Sync | Synchronizing user directory connectors: Click to manually synchronize the user data via the selected user directory connectors. |
Create new | Creating new user directory connectors: Click to create a new user directory connector. |
Show more items |
Show more items: The overview shows a set number of items by default. To show more items, scroll to the end of the list and click Show more items. Sorting and filtering of items is always done on the full database list of items, not only the items that are on display. |
Learn more
- Setting up a user directory connector and schedule by task
- Creating user directory connector
- Editing user directory connector
- Updating user directory types
- Deleting user directory connector and users (optional)
- Synchronizing with user directories
- Editing user sync task
- Filtering user sync state
- Starting user sync task
- Stopping user sync task
- Deleting user sync task
- Connecting tags
- Disconnecting tags
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