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#===============================================================================
# active-dir-example
#===============================================================================
# Daemons that can load this source:
# - synchronizer
# This source import hosts and contacts from an Active Directory server
#===============================================================================


define source {
#
 Shinken Enterprise. Lines added by import core. Do not remove it, it's used by Shinken Enterprise to update your objects if you re-import them.
    _SE_UUID             core-source-ae7394945adc11e580e6080027f08538 #======== source identity =========
    # Source name. Must be unique
    source_name		       active-dir-example

    # Module type (to load module code). Do not edit.
    _SE_UUID_HASH module_type       d1d512d1e37aae8486d6c2060cada8fd
# End of Shinken Enterprise partldap-import

    #======== order: source identity =========
    # Source name. Must be unique
    source_name       order for a source imply if a source is before another source when merging data
    order		           2

    #  active-dir-example

    # Module type (to load module code). Do not editimport_interval:  in minutes, what is the schedule import interval for this source.
    module_type             # note: 0 = don't schedule this source, will run only if an administrator launch it from the interface
    import_interval	       ldap-import5

    # orderenabled: sourceis orderthis forsource aenabled sourceor implynot
 if a source isenabled		 before an another source when
    # merging data0

    order# description: display a description on the interface for this source
    description		       This source is about loading hosts from active  3directories

    # Connection import_interval:  in minutes, what is the schedule import interval for this sourcemode:
    # - ad: active directory
    # - openldap: openldap.
    #mode note: 0 = don't schedule this source,  will run only ifad



 an administrator launch it from the
    # interface #======== Active directory access and data mapping =========
    import_interval# In order to configure this source, you must copy or edit the sample active-directory source-data available in the  5directory


    # enabled: is this source enabled or not/etc/shinken-user/source-data/source-data-active-directory-sample/ with theses files:
    enabled#  * _configuration/active-directory-connection.json   ==> how to connect to your active directory server
    #      * _configuration/active-directory-rules.json    0

    # description: display a description on the interface for this source==> what are the import rule to setup (like OU=>template rules)
    description#  * _configuration/active-directory-mapping.json      ==> if you have custom Ldap fields, Thisyou sourcecan isdefined aboutthem loading hosts from active directories
in this file (ex: for openldap users)
    # Connection mode:
    # - adNote: activeIf directory
a file is commented, #the -configuration openldap: openldap.
    mode  will be load from the default directory /etc/shinken/_default/sources/active-directory-source

    # Configuration file for your Active Directory connection (server, user, password, ...)
    connection_configuration_file   /etc/shinken-user/source-data/source-data-active-directory-sample/_configuration/active-directory-connection.json

    # Configuration file for ad


your import rules (like #======== Active directory access and data mapping =========
OU=>template rules)
    rules_configuration_file      # In order to configure this source, you must copy or edit the sample active-directory source-data available in the directory
    # /etc/shinken-user/source-data/source-data /etc/shinken-user/source-data/source-data-active-directory-sample/ with theses files:
    #  * _configuration/active-directory-connectionrules.json

   ==> how# toConfiguration connectfile tofor your activeldap directoryfields server
mapping (like for  #openldap users)
    mapping_configuration_file    *  /etc/shinken-user/source-data/source-data-active-directory-sample/_configuration/active-directory-rulesmapping.json


    #======== Synchronization   keys =========>
 what are the import# ruleThe tolist setupof (like OU=>template rules)
    #  * _configuration/active-directory-mapping.json      ==> if you have custom Ldap fields, you can defined them in this file (ex: for openldap users)
    #
    # Note: If a file is commented, the configuration will be load from the default directory /etc/shinken/_default/sources/active-directory-source

    # Configuration file for your Active Directory connection (server, user, password, ...)
    connection_configuration_file   /etc/shinken-user/source-data/source-data-active-directory-sample/_configuration/active-directory-connection.json

    # Configuration file for your import rules (like OU=>template rules)
    rules_configuration_file       /etc/shinken-user/source-data/source-data-active-directory-sample/_configuration/active-directory-rules.json

    # Configuration file for your ldap fields mapping (like for openldap users)
    mapping_configuration_file     /etc/shinken-user/source-data/source-data-active-directory-sample/_configuration/active-directory-mapping.json


}

properties to be used as sync_keys in addition to the item name and the SE_UUID. Properties not managed by Shinken can be added here.
    # properties_used_as_synckey_for_host               host_name, address
    # properties_used_as_synckey_for_hostgroup          hostgroup_name
    # properties_used_as_synckey_for_contactgroup       contactgroup_name

    # For the contact, you can add the "short_name" to add the email's part before the "@" into the sync_key
    # properties_used_as_synckey_for_contact            contact_name, email

}

define source { 
	... 
	# Connection   mode:
	# - ad: active directory
	# - openldap:                        ad
    connection_configuration_file    openldap.
	mode ad
	
	
	
	#======== Active directory access and data mapping =========
	# In order to configure this source, you must copy or edit the sample active-directory source-data available in the directory
	# /etc/shinken-user/source-data/source-data-active-directory-sample/ with theses files:
	# * _configuration/active-directory-connection.json
 ==> how to rules_configuration_fileconnect to your active directory      /etc/shinken-user/source-data/source-data-active-directory-sample/server
	# * _configuration/active-directory-rules.json
 ==> what are mapping_configuration_filethe import rule to setup (like OU=>template rules)
	#  /etc/shinken-user/source-data/source-data-active-directory-sample/* _configuration/active-directory-mapping.json
    ...
} ==> if you have custom Ldap fields, you can defined them in this file (ex: for openldap users)
	#
	# Note: If a file is commented, the configuration will be load from the default directory /etc/shinken/_default/sources/active-directory-source
	
	# Configuration file for your Active Directory connection (server, user, password, ...)
	connection_configuration_file /etc/shinken-user/source-data/source-data-active-directory-sample/_configuration/active-directory-connection.json
	
	# Configuration file for your import rules (like OU=>template rules)
	rules_configuration_file /etc/shinken-user/source-data/source-data-active-directory-sample/_configuration/active-directory-rules.json
	
	# Configuration file for your ldap fields mapping (like for openldap users)
	mapping_configuration_file /etc/shinken-user/source-data/source-data-active-directory-sample/_configuration/active-directory-mapping.json
    ...
}