Missing fields on LDAP Group import

[sgmartin]

I've created a copy of the sys_user_group table and added some custom fields and I have the LDAP Group import working just fine.  However, there are a couple fields that I can't seem to come across.  When I run a powershell command to get all the properties of a group, I want to get the 2 fields called:

GroupCategory and Group Scope.  I also added DistinguishedName and was able to get that to come across.  I have added all of these fields to both my new table and the import table.  The DistinguishedName field like I said does come across, but not the other two.

From the Powershell command:

GroupCategory : Security
GroupScope : Global

The import table structure:

In the new custom table:

Transform Map:

What am I missing?

[Mike Patel · Accepted solution]

go to LDAP server and make sure you have attributes listed in attributes box.

[sgmartin]

When I add this to the attributes field of the LDAP Server, all I get is dn and distinguishedName when I browse.  Without those 2 fields in the attributes field, I get everything I've been getting.  I use this LDAP Server for User imports also and without anything in the attributes field, we're getting what we need.  Do I need to setup a separate LDAP Server for Users and Groups?

[Mike Patel]

No, you can just add group attributes to same attribute section. Since group import and user import will use same LDAP server it should bring in the attribute you want.

[sgmartin]

I added this to the LDAP Server attributes field and the GroupCategory and GroupScope didn't come across.  I know these are all Security groups because of my Filter.

(groupType:1.2.840.113556.1.4.803:=2147483648)

I could split these out for Global and Universal with separate OU Definitions, but I think at this time I'd be splitting hairs.  I'm getting most of the information I need.