Automatic user import via Azure Active Directory

1. Go to Identities > Automatic user import.
2. Click Add.
3. Enter a name for the user import and configure the status of the user import.
4. Enter the name of your Azure tenant.
   

   NOTE: You must grant tenant-wide administrator permission to set up automatic user import. Follow the instructions in the dialog.

5. (Optional) Click Add to add a group stored in your Azure Active Directory and configure it to assign different functions to the respective users:
   • General Select the group you want to add.
     
     
   • Content filtering Applied to attachments contained in inbound and outbound emails. See Changing content filter settings.
     
   • CxO Fraud Detection Uses the names of all group members to detect phishing attacks. Siehe Automatic user import via Azure Active Directory
     
   • Email hints Select a language for hints that are added to emails.
     
   • Certificate Request Automatically requests S/MIME certificates for members of this group.
     
     
6. Click Finish.

TIP: Click Execute now to trigger the user import manually.

NOTE: NoSpamProxy does not support public folders, as these are also no longer supported by Azure Active Directory.

Notes

• In order to request managed certificates for all users, you must have licensed a sufficient number of users. For example, if the added group contains more users than there are licences available, managed certificates will not be requested. In this case, the administrator receives a notification email.

• In order for managed certificates to be requested for users, the user attribute email address must be stored for these users.