Importing Groups as Roles
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Latest revision as of 14:40, 10 January 2018
Contents
Tutorial
DreamFactory Active Directory service lets you import your Active Directory Groups as Roles.
Note: If you are looking for information on Active Directory authentication, see Using Active Directory.
This tutorial focuses on Active Directory Group import using an existing DreamFactory Active Directory service. To learn how to set up an Active Directory service see Using Active Directory.
Import Command
You can import your Active Directory Groups using the DreamFactory command line utility.
php artisan df:ad-group-import <service_name> --username[=USERNAME] --password[=PASSWORD]
Username and Password are optional. They are not required when you provision your Active Directory service with a username and password.
Example - With Username and Password
php artisan df:ad-group-import demo --username=jdoe --password=secret
- Service name: demo
- Username: jdoe
- Password: secret
Example - Without Username and Password (Requires username and password in service definition)
php artisan df:ad-group-import demo
- Service name: demo
