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#########################################################################
#   active_directory.cf - Extract Data From Windows Domain Controllers
#
#   NOTE: Since we don't supply any credentials in this policy file,
#         the Domain Controller must allow anonymous bind. Also,
#         the user "NT AUTHORITY\ANONYMOUS LOGON" must be granted access
#         to the resources we want to read.
#
#########################################################################
bundle agent active_directory
{
  vars:
    # NOTE: Edit this to your domain, e.g. "corp", may also need more DC's after it
    "domain_name" string => "cftesting";
    "user_name" string => "Guest";

    # NOTE: We can also extract data from remote Domain Controllers
    dummy.DomainController::
      "domain_controller" string => "localhost";

      "userlist"
        slist => ldaplist(
          "ldap://$(domain_controller)",
          "CN=Users,DC=$(domain_name),DC=com",
          "(objectClass=user)",
          "sAMAccountName",
          "subtree",
          "none"
        );

  classes:
    dummy.DomainController::
      "gotuser"
        expression => ldaparray(
          "userinfo",
          "ldap://$(domain_controller)",
          "CN=$(user_name),CN=Users,DC=$(domain_name),DC=com",
          "(name=*)",
          "subtree",
          "none"
        );

  reports:
    dummy.DomainController::
      "Username is \"$(userlist)\"";

    dummy.gotuser::
      "Got user data; $(userinfo[name]) has logged on $(userinfo[logonCount]) times";
}
