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Source definitions:

Enable the openldap-import Source

In the Automatic Detection Modules panel, click on the button to enable the module.

You can find the following parameters in the source file /etc/shinken/sources/openldap.cfg :

Configure the OpenLDAP Module

Modify if necessary, the file /etc/shinken/modules/openldap-import.cfg

Connection configuration

This file

This file is used to make the connexion connection to your OpenLDAP server.

Edit the file /etc/shinken-user/source-data/source-data-openldap-sample/_configuration/openldap-connection.json

Example

{
  "url": "ldap://vm-w2k8r2.shinkendom.local/",
  "ldap_protocol":3,
  "base": "dc=shinkendom,dc=local",
  "hosts_base": "OU=serveurs,dc=shinkendom,dc=local",
  "hostgroups_base": "OU=serveurs,dc=shinkendom,dc=local",
  "contacts_base": " OU=utilisateurs,DC=shinkendom,DC=local",
  "username": "administrateur@shinkendom.uid=user1,ou=peoples,dc=shinkendom,dc=local",
  "password": "P@ssword1"
}

Mapping rules configuration

This file allow allows you to do the mapping between OpenLDAP attributes and Shinken properties.

You can find some customization in the How to HOW TO section.

File /etc/shinken-user/source-data/source-data-openldap-sample/_configuration/openldap-mapping.json

# IMPORTANT: Do not edit this file.
# To have your own mapping, copy it under the /etc/shinken-users/source-data/YOU_SOURCE_FOLDER/_configuration/ directory and edit your copy instead.
# Note: comments should be with a # starting the line, NOT after a value
{
# first hosts propertyes (computer cat 	object in openldap)
   "host.name": "name",
   "host.dNSHostName": "dNSHostName",
   "host.operatingSystem": "operatingSystem",
   "host.operatingSystemServicePack":"operatingSystemServicePack",
   "host.distinguishedName": "distinguishedName",
   "host.filter": "(objectClass=computer)",

# Now contact properties
    "contact.ClassFilter":"inetOrgPerson",
    "contact.categoryFilter": "",
    "contact.mail": "mail",
    "contact.name": "uid",
    "contact.member":"uniqueMember",
    "contact.telephoneNumber":"telephoneNumber",
    "contact.mobile":"mobile",
# Co: for country
    "contact.co":"co",
# l: for city
    "contact.l":"l",
    "contact;company":"company",
    "contact.filter":"(objectClass=inetOrgPerson)",
# By default hostgroup are not requested. Setup a filter to enabled it
    "hostgroup.filter":""
}

Import rules configuration

This file is used to apply host template, contact template and tags to the hosts and contacts while the import.

Edit the file /etc/shinken-user/source-data/source-data-openldap-sample/_configuration/openldap-rules.json

The mandatory The mandatories properties to modify are in green.

Example :

Example :

{

{
  "hosts_tag": "windows",
  "contacts_tag": "generic-contact",
  "contacts_group_filter": "CN=paris_shinken_users,OU=utilisateurs,DC=shinkendom,DC=local | CN=bordeaux_shinken_users,OU=utilisateurs,DC=shinkendom,DC=local",
  "hosts_tag_citrix": "OU=citrix,OU=serveurs,dc=shinken,dc=local",
  "hosts_tag_database": "OU=database,OU=serveurs,dc=shinken,dc=local",
  "hosts_tag_exchange": "OU=exchange,OU=serveurs,dc=shinken,dc=localyou-host-template",
  "hostscontacts_tag_fileprint": "OU=fileprint,OU=serveurs,dc=shinken,dc=local",
  "hosts_tag_windows": "OU=infra,OU=serveurs,dc=shinken,dcgeneric-contact",
  "contacts_group_filter": "CN=paris_shinken_users,OU=utilisateurs,DC=shinkendom,DC=local | CN=bordeaux_shinken_users,OU=utilisateurs,DC=shinkendom,DC=local",
  "hosts_match_operatingSystem_windows": "windows",
  "hosts_match_operatingSystem_windows2008": "windows*.*2008(?!.*.(?:r2))",
  "hosts_match_operatingSystem_windows2008r2": "windows*.*2008*.*r2",
  "hosts_match_operatingSystem_windows2003": "windows*.*2003",
  "hosts_match_operatingSystem_windows2012": "windows*.*2012(?!.*.(?:r2))",
  "hosts_match_operatingSystem_windows2012r2": "windows*.*2012*.*r2",
  "hosts_match_operatingSystem_windows2000": "windows*.*2000",
  "hosts_match_operatingSystem_windowsxp": "windows*.*xp",
  "hosts_match_operatingSystem_enterprise": "Enterprise",
  "hosts_match_operatingSystemServicePack_sp1": "Service Pack 1",
  "hosts_match_operatingSystemServicePack_sp2": "Service Pack 2",
  "hosts_match_operatingSystemServicePack_sp3": "Service Pack 3",
  "contactsAddFirst_matchtemplate_memberOf_(domain-admins)_to_contact_matching_[memberOf]": "OU=shinken_admins,OU=utilisateursCN=Domain Admins,CN=Users,DC=shinkendom,DC=local"
}

Import the objects

After each source modification, you have to restart the Synchronizer Daemon.

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Restart the Synchronizer Daemon

/etc/init.d/shinken-synchronizer restart

YOUR,dc=DOMAIN,dc=com",
  "AddLast_template_(users)_to_contact_matching_[memberOf]": "CN=Users,DC=YOUR,dc=DOMAIN,dc=com",
  "Force_template_(specific)_to_contact_matching_[memberOf]": "CN=SpecificUsers,DC=YOUR,dc=DOMAIN,dc=com"
}

Import the objects

Go to the UI Configuration home pageGo in the Administration website, if your configuration is ok you should have an ouput "OK: Import clean."

Now do a "Force import" in clicking on 

In the "Elements >" panel you will see new elements appearing (Hosts and Contacts).

The next step will be to import those new objects.
 

HOW TO

Import users of multiple groups

With the OpenLDAP source, it's possible to import users that are in different groups.

Edit the file /etc/shinken-user/source-data/source-data-openldap-sample/_configuration/openldap-rules.json

In contacts_group_filter, add the Distinguished Name (DN) to the different contact groups separated by a pipe.

  "contacts_group_filtersfilter": "CN=shinken_admins,OU=utilisateurs,DC=shinkendom,DC=local | CN=shinken_users,OU=utilisateurs,DC=shinkendom,DC=local",

In contact_filters, add the LDAP path to the different user groups separated by a pipe.

hosts_tag_exchange  OU=Email Collaboration Servers,OU=DataCenter Servers,DC=YOUR,dc=DOMAIN,dc=com

Tag hosts and users to add more properties before import

This source also includes other parameters that will allow you to automatically “tag” your servers based on your active directory information:

• hosts_tag: each loaded hosts will have at least this tag
• contacts_tag: each loaded contacts will have at least this tag

Contacts to load can be easily filtered with the contacts_filters parameter.

Tagging hosts based on their OU (Organization Unit) is possible. This is done with the hosts_tag_* parameters.

For example, if you want to add the exchange tag to all the servers which are below

the OU=Email Collaboration Servers,OU=DataCenter Servers,DC=YOUR,dc=DOMAIN,dc=com OU,

you can set this parameter:

hosts_tag_exchange  OU=Email Collaboration Servers,OU=DataCenter Servers,DC=YOUR,dc=DOMAIN,dc=com 

Setting up ldap object matching with the hosts_match_* parameters is also possible.

For example, if you want to add the enterprise tag to all the ldap object that match the string Enterprise in their operatingSystemproperty,

you only need to setup :

hosts_match_operatingSystem_enterprise        Enterprise 

 This also works with groups.

 For example, if you want to add the domain-admins tag to the users that are in the CN=Domain Admins,CN=Users,DC=YOUR,dc=DOMAIN,dc=com OU,

setup :

contacts_match_memberOf_domain-admins         CN=Domain Admins,CN=Users,DC=YOUR,dc=DOMAIN,dc=com

Creation of your own sources

Having multiple sources can help you if you have a huge directory and want to have the control on what to import at any time. As an example, you have an OU containing Paris users and another OU containing Bordeaux users. At a given time, you want to import only Bordeaux users. If you create two sources, you can activate just the Bordeaux source and import its objects.

You will have to do the following to create your own source :

• Create a module
• Create a source
• Configure the source-data
• Configure the Synchronizer daemon to take the new module in consideration

Create a module

cd /etc/shinken/modules/
cp openldap-import.cfg openldap-import-Bordeaux.cfg

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Edit the file openldap-import-Bordeaux.cfg Delete the 4 lines beginning from # Shinken Enterprise to  # End of Shinken Enterprise part

Modify 

    module_name           openldap-example

With 

    module_name           openldap-Bordeaux

Modify the following lines to point to the new source data (see below for the source data configuration)

connection_configuration_file
rules_configuration_file
mapping_configuration_file

Example :

    # Configuration file for your OpenLDAP connection (server, user, password, ...)
    connection_configuration_file   /etc/shinken-user/source-data/source-data-openldap-Bordeaux/_configuration/openldap-connection.json

    # Configuration file for your import rules (like OU=>template rules)
    rules_configuration_file       /etc/shinken-user/source-data/source-data-openldap-Bordeaux/_configuration/openldap-rules.json
    
	# Configuration file for your ldap fields mapping (like for openldap users)
    mapping_configuration_file     /etc/shinken-user/source-data/source-data-openldap-Bordeaux/_configuration/openldap-mapping.json

Create a source

cd /etc/shinken/sources/
cp openldap.cfg openldap-Bordeaux.cfg

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Edit the file openldap-Bordeaux.cfg Delete the 4 lines beginning from # Shinken Enterprise to  # End of Shinken Enterprise part

Modify 

    source_name           openldap-example
	modules				  openldap-example

With 

    source_name			  openldap-Bordeaux
    modules   			  openldap-Bordeaux

Configure the source data

To create your own import source, do the following :

cd 

Creation of your own sources

Having multiple sources can help you if you have a huge directory and want to have the control on what to import at any time. As an example, you have an OU containing Paris users and another OU containing Bordeaux users. At a given time, you want to import only Bordeaux users. If you create two sources, you can activate just the Bordeaux source and import its objects.

You will have to do the following to create your own source :

• Create a module
• Create a source
• Configure the source-data
• Configure the Synchronizer daemon to take the new module in consideration

Create a module

cd /etc/shinken/modules/
cp openldap-import.cfg openldap-import-Bordeaux.cfg

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Edit the file openldap-import-Bordeaux.cfg Delete the 4 lines beginning from # Shinken Enterprise to  # End of Shinken Enterprise part

Modify 

    module_name           openldap-example

With 

    module_name           openldap-Bordeaux

Modify the following lines to point to the new source data (see below for the source data configuration)

connection_configuration_file
rules_configuration_file
mapping_configuration_file

Example :

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

    # Configuration file for your import rules (like OU=>template rules)
    rules_configuration_file       /etc/shinken-user/source-data/
cp -r source-data-openldap-Bordeaux/_configuration/openldap-rules.json
    
	# Configuration file for your ldap fields mapping (like for openldap users)
    mapping_configuration_file     /etc/shinken-user/source-data/sample source-data-openldap-Bordeaux/_configuration/openldap-mapping.json

In our example :

cp -r source-data-openldap-sample source-data-openldap-Bordeaux

See above on how to configure the source data

Configure the Synchronizer Daemon

Edit the file openldap-Bordeaux /etc/shinken/synchronizers/synchronizer-master.cfg Delete the 4 lines beginning from # Shinken Enterprise to  # End of Shinken Enterprise part

Modify 

Example :

    source_namesources           openldap-example
	modules				  openldap-example

With 

    source_name			  openldap-Bordeaux
    modules   			  openldap-Bordeaux

Configure the source data

To create your own import source, do the following :

cd /etc/shinken-user/source-data
cp -r source-data-openldap-sample source-data-openldap-Bordeaux

In our example :

cp -r source-data-openldap-sample source-data-openldap-Bordeaux

See above on how to configure the source data

Configure the Synchronizer Daemon

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Edit the file /etc/shinken/synchronizers/synchronizer-master.cfg At the end of the "sources" lien, add you new source.

Example :

    sources               syncui,cfg-file-shinken,active-dir-example,sync-vmware,cfg-file-nagios,discovery,openldap-example,openldap-Bordeaux

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Restart the Synchronizer Daemon /etc/init.d/shinken-synchronizer restart

you can see your now source :

  syncui,cfg-file-shinken,active-dir-example,sync-vmware,cfg-file-nagios,discovery,openldap-example,openldap-Bordeaux

you can see your new source :

Apply contact templates to specific contact groups

During the import process a contact  template is applied on every contacts thanks to the "contacts_tag" property found in the openldap-rules.json.

However, you have the possibility to apply contact templates to specific contact groups with the following properties (file openldap-rules.json):

If you want to customize your OpenLDAP directory by adding a new property, for example called countryCode and to apply a template to it, you can do it like :

"AddFirst_template_(domain-admins)_to_contact_matching_[countryCode]" : "33"

By default, there is no "memberOf" attribute in OpenLDAP and therefor it's a virtual attribute.

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