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5/05/2015

Using advanced Active Directory options in OS X Mavericks



OS X Mavericks: Using advanced Active Directory options in a configuration profile


A configuration profile can be used to configure OS X to join an Active Directory (AD) domain.
In OS X Mavericks, advanced AD options available via Directory Utility or the dsconfigad command line tool can also be set using a configuration profile.
  1. Start with an OS X Directory payload, created in Profile Manager.
  2. Save and download the profile so you can edit it manually.
The following AD configuration keys can be added to the Directory payload, of type com.apple.DirectoryService.managed. Note that some settings will only be set if the associated flag key is set to “true”. For example, ADPacketEncryptFlag must be set to “true” to set the ADPacketEncrypt key to “enable".
Key
Type
Description
HostName
string
The Active Directory domain to join
UserName
string
User name of the account used to join the domain
Password
string
Password of the account used to join the domain
ADOrganizationalUnit
string
The organizational unit (OU) where the joining computer object is added
ADMountStyle
string
Network home protocol to use: “afp” or “smb”
ADCreateMobileAccountAtLoginFlag
boolean
Enable or disable the ADCreateMobileAccountAtLogin key
ADCreateMobileAccountAtLogin
boolean
Create mobile account at login
ADWarnUserBeforeCreatingMAFlag
boolean
Enable or disable the ADWarnUserBeforeCreatingMA key
ADWarnUserBeforeCreatingMA
boolean
Warn user before creating a Mobile Account
ADForceHomeLocalFlag
boolean
Enable or disable the ADForceHomeLocal key
ADForceHomeLocal
boolean
Force local home directory
ADUseWindowsUNCPathFlag
boolean
Enable or disable the ADUseWindowsUNCPath key
ADUseWindowsUNCPath
boolean
Use UNC path from Active Directory to derive network home location
ADAllowMultiDomainAuthFlag
boolean
Enable or disable the ADAllowMultiDomainAuth key
ADAllowMultiDomainAuth
boolean
Allow authentication from any domain in the forest
ADDefaultUserShellFlag
boolean
Enable or disable the ADDefaultUserShell key
ADDefaultUserShell
string
Default user shell; e.g. /bin/bash
ADMapUIDAttributeFlag
boolean
Enable or disable the ADMapUIDAttribute key
ADMapUIDAttribute
string
Map UID to attribute
ADMapGIDAttributeFlag
boolean
Enable or disable the ADMapGIDAttribute key
ADMapGIDAttribute
string
Map user GID to attribute
ADMapGGIDAttributeFlag
boolean
Enable or disable the ADMapGGIDAttributeFlag key
ADMapGGIDAttribute
string
Map group GID to attribute
ADPreferredDCServerFlag
boolean
Enable or disable the ADPreferredDCServer key
ADPreferredDCServer
string
Prefer this domain server
ADDomainAdminGroupListFlag
boolean
Enable or disable the ADDomainAdminGroupList key
ADDomainAdminGroupList
array of strings
Allow administration by specified Active Directory groups
ADNamespaceFlag
boolean
Enable or disable the ADNamespace key
ADNamespace
string
Set primary user account naming convention: “forest” or “domain”; “domain” is default
ADPacketSignFlag
boolean
Enable or disable the ADPacketSign key
ADPacketSign
string
Packet signing: "allow", "disable" or "require"; “allow” is default
ADPacketEncryptFlag
boolean
Enable or disable the ADPacketEncrypt key
ADPacketEncrypt
string
Packet encryption: "allow", "disable", "require" or "ssl"; “allow” is default
ADRestrictDDNSFlag
boolean
Enable or disable the ADRestrictDDNS key
ADRestrictDDNS
array of strings
Restrict Dynamic DNS updates to the specified interfaces (e.g. en0, en1, etc)
ADTrustChangePassIntervalDaysFlag
boolean
Enable or disable the ADTrustChangePassIntervalDays key
ADTrustChangePassIntervalDays
number
How often to require change of the computer trust account password in days; “0” is disabled
For a sample of the advanced Active Directory settings, you can look at the source of this sample configuration profile.
Supported methods for installing a profile with advanced Active Directory configuration key:
  • Double-click the .mobileconfig file via the Finder
  • Execute /usr/bin/profiles via Terminal
  • Using System Image Utility, add the 'Add Configuration Profiles' action to a NetRestore or NetInstall custom image creation workflow
Advanced Active Directory configurations cannot be deployed directly via Profile Manager.


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