Integrate Yeastar Workplace with Active Directory

This topic describes how to integrate Yeastar Workplace with Active Directory (AD) in the same network using Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP).

Requirements

• Operating System: Windows Server 2008 / 2008 R2 / 2012 / 2012 R2 / 2016 / 2019 / 2022

• Yeastar Workplace:

  • Plan: Pro Plan
  • Version: On-premise deployment

Network Scenario

This topic describes how to integrate Yeastar Workplace and Active Directory in the same networks, for example, Yeastar Workplace and Active Directory are both deployed in your local network or the same cloud server.

In this case, Yeastar Workplace can directly send LDAP(S) requests to the Active Directory through the default port 389 (LDAP) or port 636 (LDAPS) for integration.

We provide a diagram to help you understand the integration in a better manner:

Prerequisites

Gather the following information from Active Directory

• The Distinguished Name (DN) of the directory node where you want the data to be synced to Yeastar Workplace.
  The directory node will be used as the root for LDAP query, you can sync the desired AD users, groups, or organizational units in this directory to Yeastar Workplace.

  For example, if you want to sync data in OU2 to Yeastar Workplace, then collect the DN of OU2.

  

  How to check the Distinguished Name of the desired directory node?

  1. In the Active Directory Users and Computers page, click View and select Advanced Features.
     
  2. Right-click the desired directory node, and check the DN on Properties > Attribute Editor > distinguishedName.

• The logon name and password of an Active Directory domain account that has read access to the desired directory.

  Note

  Right-click the desired account, and check the logon name on Properties > Account > User logon name.
  

Procedure

1. Log in to Yeastar Workplace management portal, and go to Integration.

2. In the Directory Sync section, click Connect beside the Active Directory (AD).
   

3. In the Connect to Server section, fill in the following information.

   Settings	Description
   Host	Enter the IP address of the host where Active Directory resides.
   Protocol	Specify the communication protocol. LDAP: Unencrypted LDAP communication. LDAPS: Encrypted LDAP communication with SSL.
   Port	Select the corresponding port according to the communication protocol. LDAP: 389 LDAPS: 636
   Base DN	Enter the distinguished name of the base entry as the root for LDAP query in Active Directory.

4. In the Account Verification section, enter the credential of an AD domain account.

   • User Name: Enter the logon name of an AD domain account.
   • Password: Enter the password associated with the user name.

5. Click OK.

Result

The Integration page displays Connected, indicating that Yeastar Workplace is successfully connected to Active Directory.

The details of the connection are also displayed on this page.

What to do next

Set up synchronization rules to synchronize the desired AD users, organizational units, and groups to Yeastar Workplace. For more information, see Sync AD Users, Ous, or Groups to Yeastar workplace.