Update Active Directory configuration
- PUT /platform/configuration/security/realms/active-directory/{realm_id}
Updates an existing Active Directory configuration.
Path Parameters
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realm_idstringrequired -
The Elasticsearch Security realm identifier.
Query Parameters
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versionstring When specified, checks for conflicts against the version stored in the persistent store (returned in 'x-cloud-resource-version' of the GET request)
Request
The Active Directory configuration
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idstringrequired -
The identifier for the security realm
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namestringrequired -
The friendly name of the security realm
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urlsstringrequired -
The Active Directory URLs used to authenticate against, in the format ldap[s]://server:port. Note that ldap and ldaps protocols cannot be mixed together.
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domain_namestringrequired -
Specifies the domain name of the Active Directory (the forest root domain name).
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bind_anonymouslybooleanrequired -
When true, bindDb credentials are ignored
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group_searchActiveDirectoryGroupSearch -
Elasticsearch Security Active Directory realm group search configuration
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base_dnstring -
Specifies a container DN to search for groups in which the user has membership
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scope -
Specifies whether the group search should be sub_tree, one_level or base. one_level only searches objects directly contained within the base_dn. The default sub_tree searches all objects contained under base_dn. base specifies that the base_dn is a group object, and that it is the only group considered.
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Values:
sub_treeone_levelbase -
user_searchActiveDirectoryUserSearch -
Elasticsearch Security Active Directory realm user search configuration
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base_dnstring -
Specifies a container DN to search for users
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scope -
The scope of the user search. Valid values are sub_tree, one_level, or base. one_level only searches objects directly contained in the base_dn. sub_tree searches all objects contained in base_dn. base specifies that the base_dn is the user object, and that it is the only user considered. Defaults to sub_tree.
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Values:
sub_treeone_levelbase -
filterstring -
Specifies the filter to search the directory and match an entry with the username provided by the user. Defaults to (uid={0}). {0} is substituted with the username provided when searching.
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bind_dnstring -
The distinguished name of the user that is used to bind to the Active Directory and perform searches.
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bind_passwordstring -
The user password that is used to bind to the Active Directory server.
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load_balanceActiveDirectorySecurityRealmLoadBalance -
Elasticsearch Security Active Directory load balancing configuration
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type -
The behavior to use when there are multiple Active Directory URLs defined
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Values:
failoverdns_failoverround_robindns_round_robin -
cache_ttlstring -
When using dns_failover or dns_round_robin as the load balancing type, this setting controls the amount of time to cache DNS lookups. Defaults to 1h.
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certificate_urlstring -
The SSL trusted CA certificate bundle URL. The bundle should be a zip file containing a single keystore file 'keystore.ks' in the directory '/active_directory/:id/truststore', where :id is the value of the [id] field.
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certificate_url_truststore_passwordstring -
The password to the certificate bundle URL truststore
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certificate_url_truststore_type -
The format of the truststore file. Should be jks to use the Java Keystore format or PKCS12 to use PKCS#12 files. The default is jks.
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Values:
jksPKCS12 -
role_mappingsActiveDirectorySecurityRealmRoleMappingRules -
Elasticsearch Security Active Directory role mapping rule set
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default_rolesstringrequired -
The default roles applied to all users
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rulesActiveDirectorySecurityRealmRoleMappingRulerequired -
The role mapping rules to evaluate
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enabledboolean -
When true, enables the security realm
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orderinteger -
The order that the security realm is evaluated
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override_yamlstring -
Advanced configuration options in YAML format. Any settings defined here will override any configuration set via the API. Note that all keys should omit the 'xpack.security.authc.realms.active_directory.{realm_id}' prefix. For example, when the realm ID is set to 'ad1', the advanced configuration 'xpack.security.authc.realms.active_directory.ad1.ssl.verification_mode: full' should be added as 'ssl.verification_mode: full'.
Responses
The Active Directory configuration was successfully updated
Response Type: EmptyResponse
Response Headers
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x-cloud-resource-versionstring The resource version, which is used to avoid update conflicts with concurrent operations
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x-cloud-resource-createdstring The date-time when the resource was created (ISO format relative to UTC)
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x-cloud-resource-last-modifiedstring The date-time when the resource was last modified (ISO format relative to UTC)
- The realm id is already in use. (code:
security_realm.id_conflict) - The selected id is not valid. (code:
security_realm.invalid_id) - Order must be greater than zero. (code:
security_realm.invalid_order) - Invalid Elasticsearch Security realm type. (code:
security_realm.invalid_type) - The realm order is already in use. (code:
security_realm.order_conflict) - Advanced YAML format is invalid. (code:
security_realm.invalid_yaml) - The url format is invalid. (code:
security_realm.invalid_url) - Invalid Active Directory URL. (code:
security_realm.active_directory.invalid_url) - Invalid certificate bundle URL. (code:
security_realm.invalid_bundle_url)
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errorsBasicFailedReplyElementrequired -
A list of errors that occurred in the failing request
Response Headers
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x-cloud-error-codes The error codes associated with the response
The realm specified by {realm_id} cannot be found. (code: security_realm.not_found)
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errorsBasicFailedReplyElementrequired -
A list of errors that occurred in the failing request
Response Headers
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x-cloud-error-codes The error codes associated with the response
There is a version conflict. (code: security_realm.version_conflict)
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errorsBasicFailedReplyElementrequired -
A list of errors that occurred in the failing request
Response Headers
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x-cloud-error-codes The error codes associated with the response