To set up an AD sync job, you need to use a wizard. By clicking on the orange create button in the menu list, you will see a list of available wizards. To perform an AD integration, you must select the AD sync job wizard.

The first thing you will see is a popup box that prompts you to select the hardware, or tags, that should integrate the AD.

If you click on next, you will be given a selection of AD types that you want the previous selected devices to sync with.

Next you can decide if you want to update existing CMDB entries and whether you want to create new entries for new AD users.

The last step is to decide wether you want to run the job now, schedule it or make it a cron job. You can also choose the timezone for the scheduling.

Lastly, you get a summary of your settings and be able to save the job. If the job is done, you can find the information under AD Export Report.