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title: "Add multiple users via LDAP"
slug: "add-multiple-users-via-ldap"
tags: ["LDAP Authentication", "User Provider"]
updated: 2025-07-30T10:39:18Z
published: 2025-07-30T10:39:18Z
canonical: "support.anydesk.com/add-multiple-users-via-ldap"
stale: true
---

> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://support.anydesk.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Add multiple users via LDAP

> [!NOTE]
> **License:** Ultimate-Cloud
> 
> **Relevant for:** Organization owner or Admin

The **LDAP** user provider enables organization owners to set up authentication using a directory service, such as Microsoft Active Directory, OpenLDAP, or OpenDJ, to validate users’ credentials. LDAP directories are a standard method for storing user, group, and permission data and integrating that with other applications.

When LDAP is enabled in [my.anydesk II](https://my.anydesk.com/v2), users in your organization can sign in using SSO with the organization ID and their corporate credentials. You can also import LDAP roles into **my.anydesk II** for integrated access control.

> [!NOTE]
> 🦉 For more details on user provider types, see [**this article**](/v1/docs/single-sign-on-sso).

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## Organization certificates

The **Organization certificates** section lists all certificates associated with your organization. Certificates, typically in `.pem` format, secure the communication between **my.anydesk II** and your **LDAP provider**.

To add a certificate to your organization:

1. Sign in to [my.anydesk II](https://my.anydesk.com/v2) and go to **Organization**.
2. Under **General**, click **Edit**, and then select **LDAP** as the user provider.
3. In the **Switch active provider** dialog, click **Proceed**.
4. Scroll down to **Organization certificates** and click **Add new certificate**.
5. In the dialog, paste the content of the `.pem` file or drag and drop the file.
6. Click **Add new certificate**.

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## Configure LDAP

You need to configure your LDAP provider to establish a connection with **my.anydesk II**.

To configure LDAP in [my.anydesk II](https://my.anydesk.com/v2):

1. In [my.anydesk II](https://my.anydesk.com/v2), open the **Organization** tab.
2. Under **General**, click **Edit**, and select **LDAP** as the user provider.
3. In the **Switch active provider** dialog, click **Proceed**.
4. Scroll to **LDAP Setup**, click **Edit**, and provide the following:
  - **RDN LDAP attribute** - attribute used as the top attribute of user DN (often the same as username, e.g. `cn` or `sAMAccountName`).
  - **UUID LDAP attribute** - attribute used as the unique identifier (e.g. `objectGUID`, or `uid`/`entryDN`).
  - **User object classes** - comma‑separated classes such as `inetOrgPerson,organizationalPerson`.
  - **Connection URL** - URL of your LDAP server.
  - **Users DN** - base DN where user entries reside (e.g. `ou=users,dc=example,dc=com`).
  - **Bind DN** and **Bind credential** - credentials for LDAP access.
  - **User search filter** - optional LDAP filter for limiting which user entries are retrieved (e.g. `(filtername)`).
  - **Batch size** - number of LDAP entries retrieved per transaction.
  - **Periodic full sync** - toggle on if you want a full sync; then specify **Full sync period** (in seconds).
  - **Periodic changed users sync** - toggle on to sync changed or new users; then set **Changed sync period** (in seconds). ![](https://cdn.document360.io/b94c9ac2-20ec-4c7e-b325-135b0ed113f9/Images/Documentation/image(95).png)
5. Click **Finish edit**.

Once configured, users (subject to any filter applied) from your LDAP directory can [sign in to my.anydesk II using the organization ID](/v1/docs/sign-in-to-your-account#sign-in-to-your-account-using-single-signon-sso).

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## Import roles

You can import LDAP roles into [my.anydesk II](https://my.anydesk.com/v2) to manage permissions based on group membership.

1. Go to **Organization**, click **Edit** under **General**, and reselect **LDAP** as the provider.
2. In the **Switch active provider** dialog, click **Proceed**.
3. Scroll to **Import roles**, click **Edit**, and configure:
  - **Roles DN** - base DN under which role objects are located (e.g. `ou-roles,dc=example,dc=org`).
  - **Role name LDAP attribute** - attribute used for role names/RDNs (commonly `cn`).
  - **Role object class** - class(es) of role objects (e.g. `groupOfNames`, or `group` for AD).
  - **LDAP filter** - optional filter to limit which roles are imported; format as `(filtername)` if used.
  - **User roles retrieve strategy** - select one of the following ways of retrieving user roles:
    - *Load roles by ‘member’ attribute* - query role entries where `member= user DN`.
    - *Get roles from user ‘memberOf’ attribute* - read roles from the `memberOf` attribute on the user.
  - **Membership attribute type** - select depending on strategy:
    - *DN* (for `member` attribute)
    - *UID* (for `memberUid` attribute)
    - *memberOf* (for using the user’s memberOf field)
4. Click **Finish edit**.

After completing this setup, LDAP group assignments are available in [my.anydesk II](https://my.anydesk.com/v2) for role‑based access control.

## Related

- [Configure Single Sign-On (SSO)](/single-sign-on-sso.md)
- [Set up an Organization](/set-up-an-organization.md)