Currently we have a working LDAP connection to our AD but we import users manually and remove them manually when access should be stopped.This is a certain administration effort, the only advantage is that users can user their AD credentials to authenticate. Target is to manage user access to Centreon only in AD, e.g.,all members of the AD group Group_A should be member of a certain Centreon contact group, e.g. “Admin” all members of the D group Group_B should be member of a certain Centreon contact group, e.g. “ReadUsers” …When a user has been removed from the corresponding AD group access to Centreon should be removed automatically.Long story short: Centreon access rights should be managed fully in AD without need to manage users in Centreon. Is this possible? Official documentation is not very helpful (https://docs.centreon.com/docs/administration/parameters/ldap/).For me this seems to be the standard how authorization should work. I searched in TheWatch as well but I did not found a solution.Could you please help?

How to manage access by membership in Active Directory Groups?

Currently we have a working LDAP connection to our AD but we import users manually and remove them manually when access should be stopped.

This is a certain administration effort, the only advantage is that users can user their AD credentials to authenticate.

Target is to manage user access to Centreon only in AD, e.g.,

all members of the AD group Group_A should be member of a certain Centreon contact group, e.g. “Admin”
all members of the D group Group_B should be member of a certain Centreon contact group, e.g. “ReadUsers”
…

When a user has been removed from the corresponding AD group access to Centreon should be removed automatically.

Long story short: Centreon access rights should be managed fully in AD without need to manage users in Centreon.

Is this possible?