AD: Disable Account
Description
Use the step to disable a user or computer account.
Configurations
Field name | Description |
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Step name | Specify a unique name for the step. |
CONNECTION tab: | Connection fields |
Server Name | Specify the Hostname or Server Name or Fully Qualified Domain Name or IP address of machine where Active Directory is hosted. The field is mandatory. |
Port | The port number for Active Directory should be provided. If port number is not provided, internally default port for Active Directory is used that is, 389. Port should be an integer. |
Username | Specify user logon name, for example, sbrown, scott.brown, and so on or User Principal Name, for example, sbrown@autoedge.com of an Active Directory account to authenticate. This field is mandatory. |
Password: | |
Accept Values from fields | Leave checkbox unchecked to accept Password value from a field in the previous steps of the stream using a list. Else enable checkbox for Password field to appear as Text box. |
Password | Password is entered using a widget. The widget handles both Text (static value or environment variable) and Combo (drop down containing values from previous steps). This field is mandatory. If checkbox above is enabled Password field appears as a Text box and accepts static values or variables. Else if checkbox above is disabled Password field appears as a drop down to select fields from previous steps. |
Button: Test Connection | Verifies whether the connection is available or not. For the purpose of verification fields coming from previous steps are not allowed. Static values and environment variables are allowed. |
INPUT tab: | Input fields |
Object Type | Object Type allowed values are: User, Computer. Note: Double quotes (") and back quote (`) are not to be provided. |
Object Name | Provide an existing Active Directory object name (user or computer name) which we intend to disable.
Object Name must be unique in Active Directory. Note: User Name(CN) in Active Directory should not contain a slash( / or \ ). |