Introduction Below are Omnissa Workspace ONE UEM Directory Integration examples for various directory types. Please note, always refer to VMware documentation as those are official. The below are examples for use as assistance in configuring your own environments.
WARNING: ALWAYS TEST IN NON-PRODUCTION ENVIRONMENTS - NEVER TEST IN PRODUCTION!
NOTES!
Only modified sections are listed below in the Users and Groups sections. Blank entries do not mean delete the corresponding UEM setting. Rather it means the default settings should be left alone.
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Anything in "[...]" would be replaced with your network values.
Common UEM Directory Service Configurations Server Settings
Setting | AD - Directory | AD - Basic | OpenLDAP | Lotus Domino | Novell e-Directory | Oracle (ODSEE) |
Directory Type | Active Directory | Active Directory | OpenLDAP | Lotus Domino | Novell e-Directory | Other LDAP |
Server | [server_FQDN] | [server_FQDN] | [server_FQDN] | [server_IP] | [server_IP] | [server_FQDN] |
Encryption Type | none | none | none | none | none | none |
Port | 389 | 389 | 389 | 389 | 389 | 1389 |
Protocol Version | 3 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 3 |
Service Account Credentials | no | no | no | no | no | no |
Authentication Type | NTLM | Basic | Basic | Basic | Basic | Basic |
Username | [domain][username] | [domain][username] | cn=[container],dc=[domain],dc=[domain] | [username] | CN=[username],OU=[org_unit],OU=[org_unit],O=[org] | cn=[container] |
Password | [password] | [password] | [password] | [password] | [password] | [password] |
Domain | [domain] | [domain] | none | none | none | [domain] |
User Settings NOTE: Only modified sections are listed below. Blank entries do not mean delete the corresponding UEM setting. Rather it means the default settings should be left alone.
Setting | AD - Directory | AD - Basic | OpenLDAP | Lotus Domino | Novell e-Directory | Oracle (ODSEE) |
Base DN | DC=[domain],DC=[domain],DC=[domain] | DC=[domain],DC=[domain] | dc=[domain],dc=[domain] | O=[Org] | O=[Org] | DC=[domain],DC=[domain] |
User Object Class | ||||||
User Search Filter | (&(objectCategory=person)(sAMAccountName={EnrollmentUser})) | (&(objectClass=person)(uid={EnrollmentUser})) | (&(objectClass=person)(uid={EnrollmentUser})) | (&(objectClass=person)(uid={EnrollmentUser})) | (&(objectClass=person)(cn={EnrollmentUser})) | |
Object Identifier | objectGUID | entryUUID | dominoUNID | GUID | nsuniqueid | |
Username | sAMAccountName | uid | uid | uid | cn | |
Member Of | memberOf | groupMembership | ||||
Full Name | ||||||
Display Name | ||||||
First Name | ||||||
Middle Name | ||||||
Last Name | ||||||
Email Address | ||||||
Email Username | ||||||
Mobile Phone | ||||||
Phone Number | ||||||
Distinguished Name | ||||||
User Principal Name | ||||||
Department | ||||||
Status | ||||||
Lockout Time | ||||||
Object Class | objectClass | objectClass | objectClass | objectClass | ||
Last Modified | ||||||
Binding Attribute |
Group Settings NOTE: Only modified sections are listed below. Blank entries do not mean delete the corresponding UEM setting. Rather it means the default settings should be left alone.
Setting | Active Directory (both) | Open LDAP | Lotus Domino | Novell e-Directory | Oracle (ODSEE) |
Base DN | DC=[domain],DC=[domain],DC=[domain] | dc=[domain],dc=[domain] | O=[Org] | O=[Org] | |
Group Object Class | group | posixGroup | dominogroup | groupofuniquenames | |
Organizational Unit Object Class | |||||
Group Search Filter | (&(objectClass=posixGroup)) | Group Attribute("Member") | |||
Membership Attribute | Relative Distinguished Name | ||||
Search Members Using | |||||
Object Identifier | objectGUID | entryUUID | dominoUNID | GUID | nsuniqueid |
Name | name | cn | cn | cn | cn |
Member | member | ||||
Common Name | cn | ||||
Member Of | memberOf | memberOf | groupmembership | ||
Distinguished Name | distinguishedName | ||||
Group Object Class | objectClass | objectClass | |||
Organizational Unit | |||||
Organizational Unit Object Class |
Thanks: Big thanks to VMware Engineering Austin Schoen and John Richards for providing this data.