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How to use REST to find LDAP mapped groups (roles and the AD group(s) they are mapped to)

blacknight659
Explorer

I needed to find my roles were mapped to LDAP active directory groups. I ended up with the search below. It works, but I wanted to post it here to help others and/or ask the community for ideas on improvement.

I wanted to view the configuration stanza in /etc/system/local/authentication.conf under the [My_LDAP] stanza. Here, I can see which roles are assigned to my AD groups. I made the search below. You will notice the |transpose command. This helped to format the data in a more usable way.

| rest /services/configs/conf-authentication/My_LDAP
| transpose header_field=a column_name=role
| rename "row 1" as AD_Group
| search role!="eai:*" role!=id role=*
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somesoni2
Revered Legend

Give this a try

| rest /services/admin/LDAP-groups splunk_server=local | table title roles | rename title as AD_Group

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somesoni2
Revered Legend

Give this a try

| rest /services/admin/LDAP-groups splunk_server=local | table title roles | rename title as AD_Group

blacknight659
Explorer

This is much better. Thank you!

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adoumbia
Engager

Thank you it helps

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