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Active Directory Permissions

Grant sufficient permissions in Active Directory to enable user access control in Trend Vision One.

Permission Scope

The following table outlines the permission scope options available when configuring the Active Directory (on-premises) connector in Third-Party Integration.

Permission Scope	Description
Read	Allows you to sync Active Directory data, such as user lists and group memberships. Important: To use this permission scope, ensure you configure the Active Directory server connection using an Active Directory account with at least domain user permissions.
Read & Write	Allows you to: Sync Active Directory data. Perform user access control response actions, such as disabling user accounts and forcing password reset. Important: To use this permission scope, ensure you configure the Active Directory server connection using an Active Directory account with sufficient read and write permissions

Permission Scope

Description

Read

Allows you to sync Active Directory data, such as user lists and group memberships.

Important:

To use this permission scope, ensure you configure the Active Directory server connection using an Active Directory account with at least domain user permissions.

Read & Write

Allows you to:

Sync Active Directory data.
Perform user access control response actions, such as disabling user accounts and forcing password reset.

Important:

To use this permission scope, ensure you configure the Active Directory server connection using an Active Directory account with sufficient read and write permissions

Granting the Necessary Permissions to a Service Account

To enable user access control response actions on connected Active Directory accounts, you must configure the Active Directory server connection using a service account with sufficient permissions. You can grant the necessary permissions using one of the following three options.

Option 1: Assign the service account to an Active Directory security group with sufficient permissions. The following groups have sufficient permissions:
- Administrators
- Domain Admins
- Enterprise Admins
- Account Operator
Option 2: Delegate the following Active Directory common task to the service account:
- Create, delete, and manage user accounts

Option 3: Configure the following permission settings in Advanced Security Settings:

Important:

Trend Micro does not recommend this option because it may become invalid unexpectedly as new features are added to Trend Vision One.

Setting	Value
Principal	Specify the service account used in Trend Vision One.
Type	Allow
Applies to	Descendant User objects
Permissions	Reset password
Properties	Read `pwdLastSet` Write `pwdLastSet` Read `userAccountControl` Write `userAccountControl`