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**Read properties** *Fetch account details after successful login*
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**Synchronize groups** *Enable to Synchronize groups, requires the option above*
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**Limit groups** *Select list of groups that maybe considered during sync**
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**Match case insensitive** *Allow mixed case input when gathering local user settings.*
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.. Note::
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When using SSL/TLS, make sure the certificate authority of the remote server is configured in the :menuselection:`System -> Trust` section.
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.. TIP::
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.. Tip::
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The **Extended Query** can be used to select users who are member of a specific
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group (only relevant for external services, when not using the local user database).
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One can use something like this:
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:width: 100%
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.. Tip::
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In some cases local naming doesn't match server naming when it comes to users, the case insensitive option can
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be used in that case to ignore case on login. Microsoft Access Directory for example doesn't match case sensitive,
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in which case :code:`UsEr` equals :code:`user` (our system is case sensitive)
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Step 1.1 (optional) Synchronize groups.
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