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The article assume that you have auto-provisioning already setup, and we will focus on the dynamic DL configuration and how it integrates into the auto-provisioning. If auto-provisioning is not setup, check the link above for more information. | The article assume that you have auto-provisioning already setup, and we will focus on the dynamic DL configuration and how it integrates into the auto-provisioning. If auto-provisioning is not setup, check the link above for more information. | ||
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===Create user in AD=== | |||
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Revision as of 11:13, 18 March 2016
How to configure auto-provisioning (autoprov) with dynamic DL
Zimbra auto-provisioining and dynamic distribution groups
- This article explains how to configure auto-provisioining, if Zimbra is configured to use external LDAP (Active Directory), and then move the newly created users to dynamic DL group/s
- More information on how to configure Zimbra with AD can be found: [here], and for auto-provisioning [here]'
Solution
The article assume that you have auto-provisioning already setup, and we will focus on the dynamic DL configuration and how it integrates into the auto-provisioning. If auto-provisioning is not setup, check the link above for more information.
Creating dynamic DL
Step 1:
Open AdminUI and choose "Manage".
Step 2:
Click on "Distribution Lists".
Step 3:
Enter name for the group.
Step 4:
Select Dynamic Group, enter the Member URL, which in our case is: ldap:///??sub?(&(objectClass=zimbraAccount)(description=sales)), and choose Automatically accept for both subscriptions.
Step 5:
Specify an owner for the group.
Step 6:
Review the group Properties to make sure all is set up correctly.
Create user in AD
For our setup to work, we need to create a user in AD with a specific attribute value as explained at the beginning.