![]() ![]() To narrow down the number of used groups, you can extend the filter with the group name restrictions. For example, for Active Directory the default filter is: The filter should contain information about which object class the group entries have. You can type an LDAP Filter string to narrow down the number of returned groups. To only assign users to groups of the OU=Lab,DC=dynatrace,DC=org subtree, specify this subtree as the Base DN. If you want to assign users to groups in both subtrees, you should specify the Base DN for the groups query as DC=dynatrace,DC=org (the parent entry). ![]() In the example image below, there are two subtrees containing user groups OU=Groups,DC=dynatrace,DC=org and OU=Lab,DC=dynatrace,DC=org: Base DN for the groups query is the entry that contains the subtree in which your groups exist. The LDAP directory is organized in a tree structure. ![]() Type query strings into the appropriate fields to return the groups you want to integrate with Dynatrace. If you want to use LDAP integration for authentication only (to manage groups and assign permissions in Dynatrace Managed), select the Assign users to groups automatically based on LDAP query check box and proceed to Users query configuration.
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