ActiveDirectory is the public representation of the active directory config.
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{
"name": string,
"createTime": string,
"state": enum ( |
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name |
Output only. The resource name of the active directory. Format: |
createTime |
Output only. Create time of the active directory. A timestamp in RFC3339 UTC "Zulu" format, with nanosecond resolution and up to nine fractional digits. Examples: |
state |
Output only. The state of the AD. |
domain |
Required. Name of the Active Directory domain |
site |
The Active Directory site the service will limit Domain Controller discovery too. |
dns |
Required. Comma separated list of DNS server IP addresses for the Active Directory domain. |
netBiosPrefix |
Required. NetBIOSPrefix is used as a prefix for SMB server name. |
organizationalUnit |
The Organizational Unit (OU) within the Windows Active Directory the user belongs to. |
aesEncryption |
If enabled, AES encryption will be enabled for SMB communication. |
username |
Required. Username of the Active Directory domain administrator. |
password |
Required. Password of the Active Directory domain administrator. |
backupOperators[] |
Users to be added to the Built-in Backup Operator active directory group. |
securityOperators[] |
Domain users to be given the SeSecurityPrivilege. |
kdcHostname |
Name of the active directory machine. This optional parameter is used only while creating kerberos volume |
kdcIp |
KDC server IP address for the active directory machine. |
nfsUsersWithLdap |
If enabled, will allow access to local users and LDAP users. If access is needed for only LDAP users, it has to be disabled. |
description |
Description of the active directory. |
ldapSigning |
Specifies whether or not the LDAP traffic needs to be signed. |
encryptDcConnections |
If enabled, traffic between the SMB server to Domain Controller (DC) will be encrypted. |
labels |
Labels for the active directory. An object containing a list of |
stateDetails |
Output only. The state details of the Active Directory. |