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This step allows you to specify the Domain Controller(s) which will be used in the Sonus
system. The information from the same domain controller(s) will be used for AD-based
telephony routing and for
Logging in to Sonus SBC Edge using an AD domain user.
To add a Domain Controller, follow the instructions outlined in Adding and Modifying Domain Controllers with the following settings:
- Description: The name you wish to use for referencing this domain controller - used in the next step
- IP Address/FQDN: IP address or FQDN of the Domain Controller
- Search Scope: for example
dc=uxdemo,dc=net - LDAP Query: for example
userPrincipalName=*
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Step 2 - Configure Sonus SBC Edge for Active Directory Access
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In this step, we map the Active Directory (AD) group with the Sonus SBC Edge access level for the AD user we wish to grant access on the Sonus
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- Group Name: enter the name of the AD group
- Access level: select the access level for the group
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Step 4 - Login with an Active Directory Domain User
To verify the AD domain user can access the Sonus
, the AD username must be supplied in the format
USERNAME@DOMAIN - see
How User Authentication Works. Enter the following in the
login screen- User Name: enter the AD user name in the format
USERNAME@DOMAIN; for example readonlyuser1@uxdemo.net - Password: enter the password of the AD user
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