Target
- Customers setting up the HENNGE Directory Sync Tool configuration file config.ini for the first time
Purpose
- This article explains how to place the dedicated configuration file provided in the HENNGE One Installation Guide into the designated folder.
Notes
- The changes will be applied when the [HENNGE One Directory Sync] and [HENNGE One Password Sync] services are started.
* Changes will not be applied by simply replacing the file. - For the installation requirements of the HENNGE One Directory Sync Tool, please refer to the following article.
HENNGE One System Requirements - If the file name is different, please rename it to config.ini.
- The content of this article is based on the product as of July 2026 and is subject to change without notice.
Procedure
- In [Services] on Windows Server, confirm that the following two services are stopped.
* Immediately after installing the HENNGE Directory Sync Tool, the services are in [Stopped] status.
* Depending on the version of the sync tool you are using, these may be displayed as HDE One Directory Sync and HDE One Password Sync.- HENNGE One Directory Sync
- HENNGE One Password Sync
- Open config.ini with Notepad.
- Edit the API client information for writing data from Active Directory to Access Control.
- [domain]: The main domain you provided on the application form when contracting HENNGE One
What is the main domain? - [client_id]: Access Control client ID
- [client_secret]: Access Control client secret
- [domain]: The main domain you provided on the application form when contracting HENNGE One
- Edit the connection information for the Active Directory domain controller.
- [server]: Hostname or IP address of the domain controller
- Save config.ini.
- Copy the edited and saved config.ini to the installation folder of the HENNGE Directory Sync Tool.
C:\Program Files\HDE One Directory SyncReference
[Access Control] Create API Client for Running HENNGE Directory Sync Tool
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