In addition to configuring AD/LDAP sign-in, you can also configure AD/LDAP synchronization. This is recommended for a better user experience. Navigate to System Console > Site Configuration > Users and Teams and set Teammate Name Display to Show first and last name. (Optional) If you configured `First Name Attribute` and `Last Name Attribute` in the System Console.This should leave Active Directory/LDAP as the only login option. Go to System Console > Authentication > Email and set Enable sign-in with email to false and Enable sign-in with username to false. (Optional) Restrict authentication to AD/LDAP.Navigate to Settings > Security > Sign-in Method > Switch to AD/LDAP and log in with your AD/LDAP credentials to complete the switch. Switch your System Admin account from email to AD/LDAP authentication.Confirm that AD/LDAP sign-on is enabled.Īfter AD/LDAP has been enabled, confirm that users can log in using AD/LDAP credentials.Go to System Console > Authentication > AD/LDAP and fill in AD/LDAP settings based on the configuration settings documentation. You may also assign the role to another account. Create a System Admin account using email authentication.Ĭreate a new workspace and create an account using email and password, which is automatically assigned the System Administrator role since it is the first account created.Manage Administrator access to Mattermost in the System Console using LDAP filters. Assign team and channel roles to groups via LDAP Group Sync.Ĭompliance alignment with administrator management. Sync groups to predefined roles in Mattermost. A Mattermost user account is automatically created the first time a user signs in with their AD/LDAP credentials. Mattermost accounts can display user information from AD/LDAP, such as first and last name, email, and username.Īutomatic account provisioning. Users can log in to Mattermost with their AD/LDAP credentials.Ĭentralized identity management. User accounts are managed in AD/LDAP, and changes are synced with Mattermost.īenefits of integrating AD/LDAP with Mattermost include: When you integrate your AD/LDAP system with Mattermost, users can log into Mattermost without having to create new credentials. Active Directory (AD) is a service that stores authentication and authorization details of users on your organization’s network.
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