Active Directory Integration (ADI) Version 1.10.8.147 was released:

• We've updated the Active Directory configuration file to account for special characters in LDAP (group names). We also improved pagination when requesting Active Directory data. This current version of ADI also now supports Windows Server 2025.

Active Directory Integration (ADI) Version 1.10.4 was released:

• We've updated the Active Directory configuration file so that if any Organizational Units (OUs) are missing, ADI can process them more efficiently. We also addressed the HTTPS and LDAP query timeouts with larger accounts by updating the syntax of the quotation marks so the syncs could run more successfully.

Active Directory Integration (ADI) Version 1.10.0 was released:

• We've refactored our code for our ADI tool. The new .exe installation file now features automatic updates, as well as some minor changes to file names and locations. For the most recent information regarding installation, see the Installation and Configuration section of our Active Directory Integration (ADI) Configuration Guide.

Active Directory Integration (ADI) Version 1.1.0.2 was released:

• We've added the option to enable SecurityCoach fields in your configuration (CONF) file. These fields allow you to sync information for user mapping. For more information, see the SecurityCoach Fields section of our How to Edit Your CONF File for Active Directory Integration (ADI) article.

Active Directory Integration (ADI) Version 1.0.21.2 was released:

• No customer-facing changes for this release.
• For syncs that are 30 days old, the Details button will no longer appear to improve performance.

Active Directory Integration (ADI) Version 1.0.20.1 was released

• No customer-facing changes for this release.

Active Directory Integration (ADI) Version 1.0.20.0 was released:

• This version adds the sync-disabled-manager field to the ADIsync.conf file.
• Added the ability to sync the objectGUID attribute of the user's AD profile.

• We've added the ability to download a json formatted text file of all Active Directory sync changes and download errors. You'll find this feature on the Details Page of any selected ADI sync.
• To improve report accuracy, our ADI status reports now show a timestamp rather than a "friendly" time.

Active Directory Integration (ADI) Version 1.0.18.0 was released:

• This version corrects an issue with the previous installer, where it allowed installation on Windows 32-bit machines. ADI is unsupported on Windows 32-bit and should only be used with Windows 64-bit.

Active Directory Integration (ADI) Version 1.0.16.5 was released:

• This version adds support for the sync fields added in 1.0.16.3.
• Added support for OUs that start with a # in the [sync.groups] includedOUs section.

Active Directory Integration (ADI) Version 1.0.16.3 was released:

• This version adds additional sync fields for more user customization.

  Note:The <domain>.conf will be updated with the new user fields when the service first runs after installation.
• Improves ADI logging by now including <domain> in the log.

Active Directory Integration (ADI) Version 1.0.11.0 was released:

• This version adds support for synchronizing group membership using a user's primary group. There is no need to upgrade functioning ADI deployments to this new version.

Active Directory Integration (ADI) Version 1.0.10.0 was released:

• Addresses an issue with group synchronization when using userPrincipalName as the email address. If you are not experiencing issues with your ADI services, there is no need to upgrade your ADI version.

Active Directory Integration (ADI) Version 1.0.9.0 was released:

• Addresses a crashing issue with the ADI service when an Active Directory has missing email address information. If you are not experiencing issues with your ADI services, there is no need to upgrade your ADI version.

Active Directory Integration (ADI) Version 1.0.7.3 was released:

• This version adds the emailAttribute field to the ADIsync.conf file, which allows admins to enter the AD field from where they'd like to pull user email addresses and sync to the KB4 console. More details here: How Do I Change Where to Pull the Email Addresses from Active Directory?