Integrating Pleasant Password Server (PPS) with AD allows you to manage user access while leveraging your existing AD infrastructure for authentication. This integration simplifies user management and enhances security by centralizing user credentials and permissions. In this article, we shall discuss how to Integrate Pleasant Password Server with Active Directory. Please see How to use the Pleasant Password Server tool, and “How to import Users and Groups into Pleasant Password Manager“.

Please see How to install Winget CLI on Windows, How to install Pleasant Password Server, and How To Use Pleasant Password Private Folder.

Integrate Pleasant Password Server with Active Directory

Note: This process simply allows AD users to be imported to the server and use the Password Server.

Below are the steps needed to integrate with Active Directory. To do this, log in to the Pleasant Password Server Admin Panel using an account with administrative privileges.

Click on User and Roles. From the Dropdown list, and select Active Directory / LDAP

Click on Add New Active Directory. This will prompt the next window windows shown below.

Fill in the needed parameters as shown below and test the connection.

Here is a screenshot of the configured parameters for this environment needed to integrate AD with the Password Serve.

Integrating Pleasant Password Server with Active Directory streamlines user management and enhances security by leveraging existing authentication infrastructure.

By following these steps, you can effectively configure and manage access to Pleasant Password Server while ensuring users can authenticate using their AD credentials

I hope you found this blog post helpful. Please let me know in the comment session if you have any questions.