Configure the Active Directory Connector v2
Configuring the Active Directory Connector consists of authenticating a Windows user account and adding Active Directory groups, set a polling interval, and editing attribute mapping, if desired.
The Active Directory Connector (ADC) receives Active Directory user updates and automatically makes the same changes in your GoTo account.
Set connections to ADC
- Locate the Active Directory Connector Admin application (default location is C:\Program Files\Logmein\Active Directory Connector) and double-click ActiveDirectoryConnectorAdmin.exe to start the ADC. If prompted by User Account Control, select Yes to confirm, and the Active Directory Connector software will launch.
- Enter your Windows credentials in DOMAIN\username format (e.g., LOGMEIN\admin) and select OK. If you want to use a different Windows domain account for the Active Directory Connector service, select Change user, then fill in your desired DOMAIN\username credentials and select OK to confirm.
- Under GoTo permissions, sign in with your GoTo admin account, which is required to also have an Organization Admin role. When prompted, select Allow to grant access to your GoTo account for the Active Directory Connector. Why am I getting an "Insufficient Permissions" error message?
- Once signed in, the user for each account is displayed. Select Save at the bottom of the window. If desired, you can select Revert Changes to delete any modifications made since the last time you selected Save.
Add or remove Active Directory groups
You can add as many Active Directory groups as you need. Nested groups are added when you add the parent group. Once you add or remove Active Directory groups in the ADC, changes can be previewed before you decide to sync.
Set polling interval
You can add as many Active Directory groups as you need. Nested groups are added when you add the parent group. Once you add or remove Active Directory groups in the ADC, changes can be previewed before you decide to sync.