Oleria’s identity security provides critical visibility into AD resources, enabling organizations to quickly identify, assess, and mitigate identity and access-related risks. As a result, it offers better support for large enterprises that rely on Active Directory (AD) for various aspects of identity and access management. Oleria’s identity security solution significantly improves Active Directory management by providing complete visibility and control over your organization’s identity and access landscape. This document provides step-by-step guidance for integrating Active Directory with your Oleria workspace.Documentation Index
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Prerequisites
- Administrator permission on the Oleria workspace
- An Active Directory Domain Joined (ADDJ) machine to install the Oleria AD Agent
- Administrator permissions on the ADDJ machine
Create a Service Account in Active Directory
Create an Active Directory Service Account and grant read-only permissions.Delegate control
Open your AD Domain and select Delegate Control.
Select the user as shown below.
Grant the following read permissions:


- Read all user information
-
Read all inetOrgPerson information

Verify group membership
The account will be automatically added to the Domain Users group. Open the Domain Users group to verify the service account.

Configure Event Forwarding
Follow Microsoft Documentation to configure Windows event forwarding.Integrate Active Directory with Oleria
Open the integration
Log in to your Oleria workspace and select Workspace → Integrations → Active Directory.
Install the Oleria AD Agent
Run the installation script
Log in to the ADDJ machine, open PowerShell with administrator privileges, and run the script copied from the previous section.

Accept the license terms
You will see the Oleria AD Agent installation process. Accept the license terms and select Next.

Provide the service account details
On the next page, provide the following:
- Username - the service account name created above
- Password - the service account password
- DomainName - your domain name (for example, if your domain is
example.local, providedc=example,dc=local) - DomainUrl - your domain controller IP address

Verify the Integration
Log in to your workspace → Connected Integrations → Active Directory → select View Details to open the side pane and view the agent health status.






