Connect, Import and Synchronize with Active Directory
Once you have installed DNS Proxy, follow the steps below to log in and configure your DNS Proxy. TitanHQ Product Docs - WebTitan Cloud.
Follow the steps below to configure an on-premise Active Directory (AD) connection on DNS Proxy.
Open a browser and go to the IP address assigned to DNS Proxy during installation.
Enter the default login details:
Administrator: admin
Password: hiadmin
Tip
If signing in for the first time, select the Change Password tab to change the default password.
Go to Active Directory > Configuration.
Under the Active Directory Servers table select Add... and the Add Active Directory Domain window displays.
From the Type dropdown menu select Active Directory.
Using the table below as a reference, complete the remaining fields.
Field
Description
Domain:
Your Active Directory domain.
IP Address/Domain Name:
IP address or fully qualified domain name of your Active Directory server.
Search Base:
The base entry distinguished name (DN) as configured on the LDAP server. The base entry serves as the starting point of the LDAP directory search. For example, dc=rainbowx,dc=net
This field auto populates. Type DN and select the first entry.
Server login user:
Username for your LDAP server (£ is not permitted in the username).
Server login password:
Password for your LDAP server (£ is not permitted in the password).
Enable periodic import:
Select to enable periodic imports of users from your LDAP server.
Import frequency:
If you selected 'Enable periodic import', use this drop-down to select the frequency you want to receive imports from your LDAP server.
Select Save.
From the Active Directory Servers table, select the
checkbox to the left of your active directory server listing and select Import Users. Allow time for users to successfully import.From the Synchronization Status table, select Sync Users.
Once you have imported your users, you can verify the sync with Active Directory was successful by logging into WebTitan and checking Users and Groups to see if they have been populated with the expected information.