Active Directory Query v2

Use the Active Directory Query integration to access and manage Active Directory objects (users, contacts, and computers) and run AD queries.

This integration can be used along with our Identity Lifecycle Management premium pack. For more information, please refer to the Identity Lifecycle Management article.

Use Cases

Query for Active Directory objects

• Use the !ad-search command to run a query for Active Directory objects (users, contacts, computers, and so on). This command enables you to determine which data fields should be returned for the objects.

Manage users and contacts

• The integration enables you to create, update, and delete users and contacts in Active Directory using the following commands:

  • ad-create-user
  • ad-create-contact
  • ad-update-user
  • ad-update-contact
  • ad-delete-user (to delete both users and contacts)

• Add or remove users from groups using the following commands:

  • ad-add-to-group
  • ad-remove-from-group

• Enable or disable a user account using the following commands:

  • ad-enable-account
  • ad-disable-user-account

Manage Computers

• Modify a computer organizational unit using the ‘ad-modify-computer-ou’ command.
• Add or remove a computer from a group using the following commands:
  • ad-add-to-group
  • ad-remove-from-group

IAM premium pack uses

• Create or modify Active Directory users.
• Manage user accounts and their status

Configure Active Directory Query v2 on Demisto

2. Navigate to Settings > Integrations > Servers & Services.

3. Search for Active Directory Query v2.

4. Click Add instance to create and configure a new integration instance.

   • Name: a textual name for the integration instance.
   • Server IP address (e.g., 192.168.0.1): The Server IP that should be used to access Active Directory.
   • Port: Server port. If not specified, the default port is 389, or 636 for LDAPS.
   • Credentials: User credentials.
   • NTLM authentication: Indicates whether to use NTLM authentication.
   • Base DN (for example “dc=company,dc=com”): The basic hierarchical path of objects in the active directory.
   • Page size: The number of results to be returned, per page (page - response content from AD server), from a query. This may effect query run time.
   • Secure Connection: Use SSL secure connection or ‘None’ (communication over clear-text).
   • Trust any certificate (not secure):Select to avoid server certification validation. You may want to do this in case Cortex XSOAR cannot validate the integration server certificate (due to a missing CA certificate)

5. Click Test to validate the URLs, token, and connection.

Identity Lifecycle Management premium pack configuration

The premium ILM content pack introduces new functionality that uses both an incoming and an outgoing mapper.

1. Configure the "Incoming Mapper" with the name of the incoming mapper that you're using. ILM's default mapper is "User Profile - Active Directory (Incoming)".
2. Configure the "Outgoing Mapper" with the name of the outgoing mapper that you're using. ILM's default mapper is "User Profile - Active Directory (Outgoing)".

Note: As part of the configuration of the mapper, you must map a value to the OU (organizational unit) required field. To do this, create a transformer that maps a user attribute of your choice to an OU value.

To allow the integration to access the mapper from within the code, as required by the ILM pack, both mappers have to be configured in their proper respective fields and not in the "Mapper (outgoing)" dropdown list selector.

Commands

You can execute these commands from the Cortex XSOAR CLI, as part of an automation, or in a playbook. After you successfully execute a command, a DBot message appears in the War Room with the command details.

1. Expire a password

Expires the password of an Active Directory user.

Base Command

ad-expire-password

Input

Argument Name	Description	Required
username	The username (samAccountName) of the user to modify.	Required
base-dn	Root (e.g., DC=domain,DC=com).	Optional

Context Output

There is no context output for this command.

2. Create an AD user

Creates a user in Active Directory.

Base Command

ad-create-user

Input

Argument Name	Description	Required
username	The username (samAccountName) of the user to modify.	Required
password	The initial password to set for the user. The user will be asked to change the password after the initial login.	Required
user-dn	The user’s DN.	Required
display-name	The user’s display name.	Optional
description	A description of the user or their function.	Optional
email	The user’s email address.	Optional
telephone-number	The user’s telephone number.	Optional
title	The user’s job title.	Optional
custom-attributes	set basic or custom attributes of the user object. For example, custom-attributes="{\"notes\":\"a note about the contact\",\"company\":\"company name\"}"	Optional

Context Output

There is no context output for this command.

Command Example

ad-create-user username="jack" password="1q2w3e4r!" user-dn="cn=jack,dc=demisto,dc=int" display-name="Samurai Jack"

Human Readable Output

Created user with DN: cn=jack,dc=demisto,dc=int

3. Perform a search in Active Directory

Runs queries in Active Directory.

For more information on the query syntax see the Microsoft documentation.

For more information on LDAP filters, see the LDAP documentation.

Base Command

ad-search

Input

Argument Name	Description	Required
filter	Defines search criteria in the Query Active Directory using Active Directory syntax. For example, the following query searches for all user objects, except Andy: "(&(objectCategory=person)(objectClass=user)(!(cn=andy)))". NOTE if you have special characters such as "","(",or "\" the character must be preceded by two backslashes "\". For example, to use "", type "\*". For more information about search filters, see Microsoft documentation.	Required
base-dn	Root (e.g. DC=domain,DC=com). By default, the Base DN configured for the instance that will be used.	Required
attributes	A CSV list of the object attributes to return, e.g., “dn,memberOf”. To get all object attributes, specify ‘ALL’.	Optional
size-limit	The maximum number of records to return.	Optional
time-limit	The maximum time to pull records (in seconds).	Optional
context-output	If “no”, will not output the search results to the context.	Optional

Context Output

Path	Type	Description
ActiveDirectory.Search.dn	string	The distinguished names that match the query.
ActiveDirectory.Search	unknown	Result of the search.

Command Example

ad-search filter="(&(objectCategory=person)(objectClass=user)(!(cn=andy)))"

Context Example

{

"ActiveDirectory.Search": [

{

"dn": "CN=demistoadmin,CN=Users,DC=demisto,DC=int"

},

{

"dn": "CN=Guest,CN=Users,DC=demisto,DC=int"

}

]

}

Human Readable Output

Active Directory Search

dn
CN=demistoadmin,CN=Users,DC=demisto,DC=int
CN=Guest,CN=Users,DC=demisto,DC=int

4. Add an AD user or computer to a group

Adds an Active Directory user or computer to a group.

Base Command

ad-add-to-group

Input

Argument Name	Description	Required
username	The username of the user to add to the group. If this argument is not specified, the computer name argument must be specified.	Optional
computer-name	The name of the computer to add to the group. If this argument is not specified, the username argument must be specified.	Optional
group-cn	The name of the group to add to the group	Required
base-dn	Root (e.g., DC=domain,DC=com). By default, the Base DN configured for the instance will be used.	Optional

Context Output

There is no context output for this command.

Command Example

ad-add-to-group username="Jack" group-cn="Users"

Human Readable Output

Object with dn CN=jack,DC=demisto,DC=int was added to group Users

5. Remove an AD user or computer from a group

Removes an Active Directory user or computer from a group.

Base Command

ad-remove-from-group

Input

Argument Name	Description	Required
username	The name of the user to remove from the group. If this argument is not specified, the computer name argument must be specified.	Optional
computer-name	The name of the computer to remove from the group. If this argument is not specified, the username argument must be specified.	Optional
group-cn	The name of the group to remove the user from	Required
base-dn	Root (e.g., DC=domain,DC=com). By default, the Base DN configured for the instance will be used.	Required

Context Output

There is no context output for this command.

Command Example

ad-remove-from-group username="jack" group-cn="Users"

Human Readable Output

Object with dn CN=jack,DC=demisto,DC=int removed from group Users

6. Update attributes for an AD user

Updates attributes of an existing Active Directory user.

Base Command

ad-update-user

Input

Argument Name	Description	Required
username	The username of the account to update (sAMAccountName)	Required
attribute-name	The name of the attribute to modify (e.g., sn, displayName, mail, etc.).	Required
attribute-value	The value the attribute should be changed to.	Required
base-dn	Root (e.g. DC=domain,DC=com). By default, the Base DN configured for the instance will be used.	Optional

Context Output

There is no context output for this command.

Command Example

!ad-update-user attribute-name=description attribute-value=Samurai username=jack

Human Readable Output

Updated user's description to Samurai

7. Delete an AD user

Deletes an Active Directory user.

Base Command

ad-delete-user

Input

Argument Name	Description	Required
user-dn	The DN of the user to delete.	Required

Context Output

There is no context output for this command.

Command Example

!ad-delete-user user-dn="cn=jack,dc=demisto,dc=int"

Human Readable Output

Deleted object with dn cn=jack,dc=demisto,dc=int

8. Create an AD contact

Creates an Active Directory contact.

Base Command

ad-create-contact

Input

Argument Name	Description	Required
contact-dn	The contact’s DN.	Required
display-name	The contact’s display name.	Optional
description	A short description of the contact.	Optional
email	The contact’s email address.	Optional
telephone-number	The contact’s telephone number.	Optional
custom-attributes	Sets basic or custom attributes of the user object. For example, custom-attributes="{\"notes\":\"a note about the contact\",\"company\":\"companyname\"}"	Optional
title	The contact’s job title.	Optional

Context Output

There is no context output for this command.

Command Example

!ad-create-contact contact-dn="cn=jack,dc=demisto,dc=int" description="Samurai" email=jack@company.com

Human Readable Output

Created contact with DN: cn=jack,dc=demisto,dc=int

9. Update attributes of an AD contact

Updates attributes of an existing Active Directory contact.

Base Command

ad-update-contact

Input

Argument Name	Description	Required
contact-dn	The contact’s DN.	Required
attribute-name	The name of the attribute to update.	Required
attribute-value	The attribute value to update.	Required

Context Output

There is no context output for this command.

Command Example

ad-update-contact contact-dn="cn=Jack,dc=demisto,dc=int" attribute-name="displayName" attribute-value="Jack H."

Human Readable Output

Updated contact’s displayName to: Jack H.

10. Disable an AD user account

Disables an Active Directory user account.

Base Command

ad-disable-account

Input

Argument Name	Description	Required
username	The username of the account to disable (sAMAccountName).	Required
base-dn	Root (e.g., DC=domain,DC=com). By default, the Base DN configured for the instance will be used.	Optional

Context Output

There is no context output for this command.

Command Example

ad-disable-account username="jack"

Human Readable Output

User “CN=jack,DC=demisto,DC=int” has been disabledUser jack was disabled

11. Enable an AD user account

Enables a previously disabled Active Directory account.

Base Command

ad-enable-account

Input

Argument Name	Description	Required
username	The username of the account to enable (sAMAccountName).	Required
base-dn	Root (e.g., DC=domain,DC=com). By default, the Base DN configured for the instance will be used.	Optional

Context Output

There is no context output for this command.

Command Example

ad-enable-account username="jack"

Human Readable Output

User jack was enabledUser “CN=jack,DC=demisto,DC=int” has been enabled

12. Unlock an AD user account

Unlocks a previously locked Active Directory user account.

Base Command

ad-unlock-account

Input

Argument Name	Description	Required
username	The username of the account to unlock (sAMAccountName).	Required
base-dn	Root (e.g., DC=domain,DC=com). By default, the Base DN configured for the instance will be used.	Optional

Context Output

There is no context output for this command.

Command Example

!ad-unlock-account username=mooncake

Human Readable Output

User "CN=mooncake,CN=Users,DC=demisto,DC=int" has been unlocked

13. Set a new password for an AD user account

Sets a new password for an Active Directory user. This command requires a secure connection (SSL,TLS).

Base Command

ad-set-new-password

Input

Argument Name	Description	Required
username	The username of the account to set a new password for.	Required
password	The new password to set for the user.	Required
base-dn	Root (e.g., DC=domain,DC=com). By default, the Base DN configured for the instance will be used.	Optional

Context Output

There is no context output for this command.

Command Example

!ad-set-new-password username="NoaCo" password="noni1q2w3e!"

Human Readable Output

User password successfully set

14. Modify the computer organizational unit in a domain

Modifies the computer organizational unit within a domain.

Base Command

ad-modify-computer-ou

Input

Argument Name	Description	Required
computer-name	The name of the computer to modify.	Required
full-superior-dn	Superior DN, e.g., OU=computers,DC=domain,DC=com (The specified domain must be the same as the current computer domain).	Optional

Context Output

There is no context output for this command.

Command Example

!ad-modify-computer-ou computer-name=mike full-superior-dn=OU=Sarah,DC=demisto,DC=int

Context Output

There is no context output for this command.

Human Readable Output

"mike" was successfully moved to "OU=Sarah,DC=demisto,DC=int"

15. Get information for an AD user account

Retrieves detailed information about a user account. The user can be specified by name, email address, or as an Active Directory Distinguished Name (DN). If no filter is specified, all users are returned.

Base Command

ad-get-user

Input

Argument Name	Description	Required
dn	The Distinguished Name of the user to get information for.	Optional
name	The name of the user to get information for.	Optional
attributes	Include these AD attributes of the resulting objects in addition to the default attributes.	Optional
custom-field-type	Query users by this custom field type.	Optional
custom-field-data	Query users by this custom field data (relevant only if the custom-field-type argument is provided).	Optional
username	Query users by the samAccountName attribute	Optional
limit	Maximum number of objects to return (default is 20).	Optional
email	Query by the user’s email address.	Optional
user-account-control-out	Include verbose translation for UserAccountControl flags.	Optional

Context Output

Path	Type	Description
ActiveDirectory.Users.dn	string	The user’s distinguished name
ActiveDirectory.Users.displayName	string	The user’s display name
ActiveDirectory.Users.name	string	The user’s common name
ActiveDirectory.Users.sAMAccountName	string	The user’s sAMAccountName
ActiveDirectory.Users.userAccountControl	number	The user’s account control flag
ActiveDirectory.Users.mail	string	The user’s email address
ActiveDirectory.Users.manager	string	The user’s manager
ActiveDirectory.Users.memberOf	string	Groups the user is member of
Account.DisplayName	string	The user’s display name
Account.Groups	string	Groups the user is member of
Account.Manager	string	The user’s manager
Account.ID	string	The user’s distinguished name
Account.Username	string	The user’s samAccountName
Account.Email	string	The user’s email address

Command Example

!ad-get-user name=*

Human Readable Output

Active Directory - Get Users

dn	displayName	mail	manager	memberOf	name	sAMAccountName	userAccountControl
CN=demistoadmin,CN=Users,DC=demisto,DC=int	demistoadmin	demistoadmin@demisto.int		CN=Discovery Management,OU=Microsoft Exchange Security Groups,DC=demisto,DC=int,CN=Organization Management,OU=Microsoft Exchange Security Groups,DC=demisto,DC=int,CN=Group Policy Creator Owners,CN=Users,DC=demisto,DC=int,CN=Domain Admins,CN=Users,DC=demisto,DC=int,CN=Enterprise Admins,CN=Users,DC=demisto,DC=int,CN=Schema Admins,CN=Users,DC=demisto,DC=int,CN=Administrators,CN=Builtin,DC=demisto,DC=int	demistoadmin	demistoadmin	66048
CN=Guest,CN=Users,DC=demisto,DC=int				CN=Guests,CN=Builtin,DC=demisto,DC=int	Guest	Guest	66082

16. Get information for a computer account

Retrieves detailed information about a computer account. The computer can be specified by name, email address, or as an Active Directory Distinguished Name (DN). If no filters are provided, all computers are returned.

Base Command

ad-get-computer

Input

Argument Name	Description	Required
dn	The computer’s DN.	Optional
name	The name of the computer to get information for.	Optional
attributes	Include these AD attributes of the resulting objects in addition to the default attributes.	Optional
custom-field-data	Search computers by this custom field data (relevant only if the customFieldType argument is provided).	Optional
custom-field-type	The custom field type to search by.	Optional

Context Output

Path	Type	Description
ActiveDirectory.Computers.dn	unknown	The computer distinguished name
ActiveDirectory.Computers.memberOf	unknown	Groups the computer is listed as a member
ActiveDirectory.Computers.name	unknown	The computer name
Endpoint.ID	unknown	The computer DN
Endpoint.Hostname	unknown	The computer name
Endpoint.Groups	unknown	Groups the computer is listed as a member of

Command Example

ad-get-computer name=noapc

Context Example

{

"ActiveDirectory.Computers":

[ { "dn": "CN=noapc,OU=Shani,DC=demisto,DC=int",

"memberOf": [ "CN=Exchange Servers,OU=Microsoft Exchange Security Groups,DC=demisto,DC=int" ],

"name": [ "noapc" ] } ],

"Endpoint": [ { "Hostname": [ "noapc" ],

"Type": "AD", "ID": "CN=noapc,OU=Shani,DC=demisto,DC=int",

"Groups": [ "CN=Exchange Servers,OU=Microsoft Exchange Security Groups,DC=demisto,DC=int" ]

} ]

}

Human Readable Output

Active Directory - Get Computers

dn	memberOf	name
CN=noapc,OU=Shani,DC=demisto,DC=int	CN=Exchange Servers,OU=Microsoft Exchange Security Groups,DC=demisto,DC=int	noapc

17. Get a list of users or computers for a group

Retrieves the list of users or computers that are members of the specified group.

Base Command

ad-get-group-members

Input

Argument Name	Description	Required
group-dn	Group’s Active Directory Distinguished Name.	Required
member-type	The member type to query by.	Required
attributes	A CSV list of attributes to include in the results (in addition to the default attributes).	Optional
time_limit	Time limit (in seconds) for the search to run.	Optional
disable-nested-search	Disable recursive retrieval of a user's group memberships.	Optional

Context Output

Path	Type	Description
ActiveDirectory.Groups.dn	string	The group DN.
ActiveDirectory.Groups.members.dn	string	The group member DN.
ActiveDirectory.Groups.members.category	string	The category ("person" or "computer".

Command Example

!ad-get-group-members group-dn="CN=Group124,OU=DemistoMng,DC=demisto,DC=int"

Context Example

{ "Account":

[ { "DisplayName": [ "User 671 User 671" ],

"Email": null,

"Groups": [ "CN=Group124,OU=DemistoMng,DC=demisto,DC=int", "CN=Group2,OU=DemistoMng,DC=demisto,DC=int" ],

"ID": "CN=User 671 User 671,OU=DemistoMng,DC=demisto,DC=int",

"Managr": [],

"Type": "AD",

"Username": null } ],

"ActiveDirectory":

{ "Groups": { "dn": "CN=Group124,OU=DemistoMng,DC=demisto,DC=int",

"members": [ { "category": "person", "dn": "CN=User 671 User 671,OU=DemistoMng,DC=demisto,DC=int" } ] },

"Users": { "displayName": [ "User 671 User 671" ],

"dn": "CN=User 671 User 671,OU=DemistoMng,DC=demisto,DC=int",

"mail": [ "test@demisto.int" ],

"manager": [],

"memberOf": [ "CN=Group124,OU=DemistoMng,DC=demisto,DC=int",

"CN=Group2,OU=DemistoMng,DC=demisto,DC=int" ],

"name": [ "User 671 User 671" ],

"sAMAccountName": [ "User 671User 671" ],

"userAccountControl": [ 514 ] }

}

}

Human Readable Output

###Active Directory - Get Group Members | dn | displayName | mail | manager | memberOf | name | sAMAccountName | userAccountControl |---| ---| ---|---| ---| ---|---| ---| | CN=User 671 User | User 671 | test@demisto.int | | CN=Group124,OU=DemistoMng,DC=demisto,DC=int | User 671 | User 671User 671 | 514 | 671,OU=DemistoMng,DC=demisto,DC=int | User 671 | | | CN=Group2,OU=DemistoMng,DC=demisto,DC=int | User 671 | User 671User 671 | 514

18. Create an AD user

Create an AD user. Used in the IAM premium pack.

Base Command

iam-create-user

Input

Argument Name	Description	Required
user-profile	A User Profile indicator that contains user information, such as name, email address, etc.	Required
allow-enable	When set to true, after the command execution the status of the user in the 3rd-party integration will be active.	Optional

Context Output

Path	Type	Description
IAM.Vendor.active	Boolean	When true, indicates that the employee's status is active.
IAM.Vendor.brand	String	Name of the integration.
IAM.Vendor.details	String	Indicates if the API was successful or provides error information.
IAM.Vendor.email	String	The email address of the employee.
IAM.Vendor.errorCode	Number	HTTP error response code.
IAM.Vendor.errorMessage	String	Reason why the API failed.
IAM.Vendor.id	String	The employee's user ID in the app.
IAM.Vendor.instanceName	String	Name of the integration instance.
IAM.Vendor.success	Boolean	When true, indicates that the command was executed successfully.
IAM.Vendor.username	String	The employee's username in the app.
IAM.Vendor.action	String	The command name.

Command Example

!iam-create-user user-profile={\"email\":\"testdemisto2@paloaltonetworks.com\", \"lastname\":\"Test\",\"firstname\":\"Demisto\"}

Human Readable Output

Create User Results

brand	instanceName	success	active	id	username	email	details
Active Directory Query	IAM_instance_1	true	true		testdemisto2	testdemisto2@paloaltonetworks.com	status: PROVISIONED created: 2020-10-18T17:54:30.000Z activated: 2020-10-18T17:54:30.000Z statusChanged: 2020-10-18T17:54:30.000Z lastLogin: null lastUpdated: 2020-10-18T17:54:30.000Z passwordChanged: null type: {"id": "oty8zfz6plq7b0r830h7"} profile: {"firstName": "Demisto", "lastName": "Test", "mobilePhone": null, "secondEmail": null, "login": "testdemisto2@paloaltonetworks.com", "email": "testdemisto44@paloaltonetworks.com"} credentials: {"provider": {"type": "Active Directory Query", "name": "Active Directory Query"}}}

19. Update an AD user

Updates an existing AD user with the data passed in the user-profile argument. Used in the IAM premium pack.

Base Command

iam-update-user

Input

Argument Name	Description	Required
user-profile	A User Profile indicator that contains user information, such as name, email address, etc.	Required
allow-enable	When set to true, after the command execution the status of the user in the 3rd-party integration will be active.	Optional

Context Output

Path	Type	Description
IAM.Vendor.active	Boolean	When true, indicates the employee's status is active.
IAM.Vendor.brand	String	Name of the integration.
IAM.Vendor.details	String	Indicates if the API was successful or provides error information.
IAM.Vendor.email	String	The email address of the employee.
IAM.Vendor.errorCode	Number	HTTP error response code.
IAM.Vendor.errorMessage	String	Reason why the API failed.
IAM.Vendor.id	String	The employee's user ID in the app.
IAM.Vendor.instanceName	String	Name of the integration instance.
IAM.Vendor.success	Boolean	When true, indicates that the command was executed successfully.
IAM.Vendor.username	String	The employee's username in the app.
IAM.Vendor.action	String	The command name.

Command Example

!iam-update-user user-profile={\"email\":\"testdemisto22@paloaltonetworks.com\", \"name\":\"testdemisto2\"}

Human Readable Output

Update User Results

brand	instanceName	success	active	id	username	email	details
Active Directory Query	IAM_instance_1	true	true		testdemisto2	testdemisto22@paloaltonetworks.com	status: PROVISIONED created: 2020-10-18T17:54:30.000Z activated: 2020-10-18T17:54:30.000Z statusChanged: 2020-10-18T17:54:30.000Z lastLogin: null lastUpdated: 2020-10-18T17:54:30.000Z passwordChanged: null type: {"id": "oty8zfz6plq7b0r830h7"} profile: {"firstName": "Demisto", "lastName": "Test", "mobilePhone": null, "secondEmail": null, "login": "testdemisto2@paloaltonetworks.com", "email": "testdemisto44@paloaltonetworks.com"} credentials: {"provider": {"type": "Active Directory Query", "name": "Active Directory Query"}}}

20. Update an AD user

Retrieves a single AD user resource. Used in the IAM premium pack.

Base Command

iam-get-user

Input

Argument Name	Description	Required
user-profile	A User Profile indicator that contains user information, such as name, email address, etc.	Required

Context Output

Path	Type	Description
IAM.Vendor.active	Boolean	When true, indicates that the employee's status is active.
IAM.Vendor.brand	String	Name of the integration.
IAM.Vendor.details	String	Indicates if the API was successful or provides error information.
IAM.Vendor.email	String	The email address of the employee.
IAM.Vendor.errorCode	Number	HTTP error response code.
IAM.Vendor.errorMessage	String	Reason why the API failed.
IAM.Vendor.id	String	The employee's user ID in the app.
IAM.Vendor.instanceName	String	Name of the integration instance.
IAM.Vendor.success	Boolean	When true, indicates that the command was executed successfully.
IAM.Vendor.username	String	The employee's username in the app.
IAM.Vendor.action	String	The command name.

Command Example

!iam-get-user user-profile={\"email\":\"testdemisto2@paloaltonetworks.com\"}

Human Readable Output

Get User Results

brand	instanceName	success	active	id	username	email	details
Active Directory Query	IAM_instance_1	true	true		testdemisto2	testdemisto2@paloaltonetworks.com	status: PROVISIONED created: 2020-10-18T17:54:30.000Z activated: 2020-10-18T17:54:30.000Z statusChanged: 2020-10-18T17:54:30.000Z lastLogin: null lastUpdated: 2020-10-18T17:54:30.000Z passwordChanged: null type: {"id": "oty8zfz6plq7b0r830h7"} profile: {"firstName": "Demisto", "lastName": "Test", "mobilePhone": null, "secondEmail": null, "login": "testdemisto2@paloaltonetworks.com", "email": "testdemisto44@paloaltonetworks.com"} credentials: {"provider": {"type": "Active Directory Query", "name": "Active Directory Query"}}}

22. Disable an AD user

Disable an active AD user. Used in the IAM premium pack.

Base Command

iam-disable-user

Input

Argument Name	Description	Required
user-profile	A User Profile indicator that contains user information, such as name, email address, etc.	Required

Context Output

Path	Type	Description
IAM.Vendor.active	Boolean	When true, indicates that the employee's status is active.
IAM.Vendor.brand	String	Name of the integration.
IAM.Vendor.details	String	Indicates if the API was successful or provides error information.
IAM.Vendor.email	String	The email address of the employee.
IAM.Vendor.errorCode	Number	HTTP error response code.
IAM.Vendor.errorMessage	String	Reason why the API failed.
IAM.Vendor.id	String	The employee's user ID in the app.
IAM.Vendor.instanceName	String	Name of the integration instance.
IAM.Vendor.success	Boolean	When true, indicates that the command was executed successfully.
IAM.Vendor.username	String	The employee's username in the app.
IAM.Vendor.action	String	The command name.

Command Example

!iam-disable-user user-profile={\"email\":\"testdemisto2@paloaltonetworks.com\"}

Human Readable Output

Disable User Results

brand	instanceName	success	active	id	username	email	details
Active Directory Query	IAM_instance_1	true	false		testdemisto2	testdemisto2@paloaltonetworks.com	status: PROVISIONED created: 2020-10-18T17:54:30.000Z activated: 2020-10-18T17:54:30.000Z statusChanged: 2020-10-18T17:54:30.000Z lastLogin: null lastUpdated: 2020-10-18T17:54:30.000Z passwordChanged: null type: {"id": "oty8zfz6plq7b0r830h7"} profile: {"firstName": "Demisto", "lastName": "Test", "mobilePhone": null, "secondEmail": null, "login": "testdemisto2@paloaltonetworks.com", "email": "testdemisto44@paloaltonetworks.com"} credentials: {"provider": {"type": "Active Directory Query", "name": "Active Directory Query"}}}

Additional Information

• LDAP attributes: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms675090(v=vs.85).aspx
• Distinguished Names explanation and examples: https://ldap.com/ldap-dns-and-rdns/