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Palo Alto LDAP Integration

This document provides instructions for configuring a Palo Alto Networks User-ID agent to integrate with an Active Directory server for user identification and group mapping. The steps include: 1) Creating a user in Active Directory, 2) Configuring the User-ID agent authentication settings using the Active Directory user, 3) Configuring the User-ID agent cache and service port settings, 4) Adding the Active Directory server profile, 5) Adding the User-ID agent, 6) Configuring group mapping settings, and 7) Adding users to group mapping lists.

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Palo Alto LDAP Integration

This document provides instructions for configuring a Palo Alto Networks User-ID agent to integrate with an Active Directory server for user identification and group mapping. The steps include: 1) Creating a user in Active Directory, 2) Configuring the User-ID agent authentication settings using the Active Directory user, 3) Configuring the User-ID agent cache and service port settings, 4) Adding the Active Directory server profile, 5) Adding the User-ID agent, 6) Configuring group mapping settings, and 7) Adding users to group mapping lists.

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1.

Create user with the following member of:


2. Open Palo Alto Networks User-ID Agent.
User Identification > Setup >Authentication
3. On the “User name for Active Directory” insert created user: “user logon name@domain”
Please see below image for reference.

4. Go to User Identification > Setup > Cache


User Identification Timeout (minutes) :180
5. Go to User Identification > Setup > Agent Service
User-ID Service TCP Port: 5007
If error below happens:

Go to:

Local Security Policy > Security Setting > Local Policies > User Rights Assignment

Search Log on as a Service and add created username

Then return to User-Id Agent. Save and Commit.


Return to User Id
6. Go to device > Server Profiles > LDAP and Press ADD

Fill the Details:

Profile Name: (Depends on you)

Server list: (Name depends on you, LDAP Server: IP of Active Directory, Port is 389)

Server Setting: Type: Active Directory, Base DN: DC= clients AD, DC=com, Bind DN: created username

Fill Bind DN using


[email protected]
7. Go to Device > User Identification > User ID Agents

Press Add and fill the required

Name: (depends on you)

Add an Agent Using: Click Host and Port

Host: ( Ip address off Active Directory )


Port: 5007

8. Go to Device > User Identification > Group Mapping Setting the click ADD

9. Fill up the required blank:


10. Go to Device > User Identification > Group Mapping Setting > Group Include List

Add the Users per User Group:

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