Prerequisites

• This tool does require a Teem Admin account to run. On the Setup page, please ensure you are using a Teem Admin user. The Admin user’s password must be 20 characters or more.
• An AD/LDAP user account with at least READ access to the BaseDN you intend to use.
• This tool will create Teem users and groups for every selected group object (via the Setup page) within your Directory. If a group is selected it will add it to Teem and any users in that group. Groups with no users will still be added. Users that are missing minimum information will be skipped, and a log message will be generated.

First Run

1. Browse to the IP or hostname (and port) configured at startup. By default, it’s http://localhost:8981/ --> redirect to /setup/admin/password
2. The initial password is blank. Fill in a new password and confirm. It must be at least eight characters
3. Click "Save Password"
4. Click a destination in the nav bar --> redirected to /login
5. Login with username and password (that was just set up)
6. Click "Sign in" --> redirected to /status

Sync Setup

1. Click "Setup" in the navigation bar

Select "Teem" tab

Fill in fields:

• Teem Username**
• Teem Password (must be at least 20 characters)
• Sub Domain

Select "AD / LDAP" tab

Fill in the fields:

• Directory Hostname
• Port
• Encryption
• Bind DN or username
• Bind Password

Select the "Mappings" tab Select desired options for the field names in your directory. The application supports both AD and LDAP standard fields, along with a few other vendor-specific fields.

Fill in the fields:

• Directory UUID (Unique Identifier for objects in the directory. AD supports objectGUID, LDAP and AD both support entryUUID.)
• Groups
  • Group Object Class**
  • Group Name**
• Users
  • User Object Class
  • Username
  • First Name
  • Last Name
  • Full Name
  • Email
  • Phone Number

Select the “Filters” tab

Fill in field

• Base DN

Toggle Scheduled Sync

1. Click on "Status" in the navigation bar
2. See the "Scheduled Sync" section
3. Click the switch under the "Enabled" column

Start Manual Sync

1. Click on "Status" in the navigation bar
2. Click the "Start Manual Sync" button on the bottom right of the page

Download Sync Logs

1. Click on "Logs" in the navigation bar
2. If one or more syncs have been run, a list will be visible
3. Click the download icon under the Log column for the desired row

Update admin password

1. Click on the vertical ellipsis icon --> "Change Password"
2. Enter the current password (must be at least eight characters)
3. Enter a new password and confirmation
4. Click "Update Password"

Application Configuration

1. Click on the vertical ellipsis --> "App Configuration"
2. Change settings as needed. Explanations for some settings are provided in the UI

Clear local user cache

1. Click on the vertical ellipsis --> "Clear User Cache"
2. Follow on-screen instructions

Remove Synchronized Users From Teem

1. Click on the vertical ellipsis --> "Remove Teem Users"
2. Follow on-screen instructions

Change Theme

1. Click on the vertical ellipsis icon
2. Under the "Themes," section choose the desired theme

Application Data

This small executable app does not install anything on the host. However, it saves some files applicable to the application's runtime.

By default, these files are created in the same directory in which the application is running. You can change the directory where the files will be saved at startup via the command line (use the -h option to see the options), or they can be updated in the app after it is running. Click the vertical ellipses icon at the top of any page in the app, and choose “App Configuration.” The paths are listed and editable on that page.

Details:

• tds/teemDirSync.config
  • General application configuration. Many values are editable in the app UI. Others are editable via the command line. All are editable in the file.
  • Field information to note:
    • aesKey: The encryption key for the database. It is generated on the first run of the application and is unique to your instance of the application. If you change or delete this value, you will lose access to the encrypted information in the .data file and need to set up the application again.
    • appUseTLS: The application supports HTTPS. If set to true, you must provide a valid TLS/SSL certificate and key. See: “Application Browser Security” section
    • tlsCertPath: file path where the tls/SSL certificate is found
    • tlsKeyPath: file path where the tls/SSL key is found
• tds/teemDirSync.data
  • It contains a cache of AD/LDAP data to reduce network traffic to Teem when syncing your directory. It also contains the authentication information for Teem and your AD/LDAP directory.
  • All sensitive information, such as passwords and access tokens, are encrypted using the aesKey in the application config. Additionally, the application contains a pepper value. By combining your unique aesKey and this secret pepper value, only the application can encrypt or decrypt your data.
  • The data is not editable without the application. Doing so will render the file unusable, and you will need to set up the application again.
• tds/logs/teemDirSync.log (includes any rolling log files)
  • Log file for keeping runtime activity information, warnings, and errors. The logs are kept for a 30-day rolling window from the current date. Each log file is limited to 10MB. The number of rolling log files is determined by the amount of data generated in the sync. Generally, more users in a directory will result in more log data, as will perpetually unresolved errors.
  • Manually deleting the log files will result in the application not being able to output downloadable logs listed in the Logs page.
  • Sensitive information such as passwords and access tokens are not logged.

Application Browser Security

Almost all the interaction with the Teem Directory Sync app is done via a web browser. Even though this application will likely run inside your firewall, the application supports HTTPS, if needed. HTTPS/TLS certificates will need to be provided by you. Once in place, you can specify their location at startup via the command line. If certificates are provided, and TLS is enabled, your communication with the app via the browser will be secure**.

** Please note, this does not apply to the communication with Teem or your AD/LDAP directory. Communication with Teem is always done via HTTPS. Communication with your AD/LDAP directory is according to your specifications outlined above in the Sync Setup.

Communication with Teem

The Teem Directory Sync app does not allow Teem servers to communicate with your environment. This tool sends Teem user details by making HTTPS calls to our SCIM API, which are encrypted in transit. There are no firewall modifications needed. All traffic originates within your network to the Teem servers over port 443, and will work fine as long as the computer running the application can reach the internet.

Communication with AD / LDAP

All data access to your Directory (AD or LDAP) is read-only. The application supports TLS communication if you have proper certificates in place. See the “Sync Setup” section to enable TLS.