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> Describes how to map AD/LDAP profile attributes to Auth0 user profile attributes using the Profile Mapper in the Connector Admin Console.

# Map AD/LDAP Profile Attributes to Auth0 User Profile

You can modify the mapping of profile attributes from AD/LDAP attributes to attributes in the Auth0 user profile.

1. From a browser, go to `http://localhost:8357` to launch the **Connector Admin Console** on the AD/LDAP Connector server.
2. Click **Profile Mapper** to open a code editor screen which maps attributes from a source directory service (represented by the `raw_data` variable) to a variable that gets returned to populate the Auth0 user profile.
   The first part of the function instantiates a variable called `profile` and has a mapping for the core portion of the Auth0 User Profile. Additional attributes can be set below that using syntax in the form:
   `profile['department'] = raw_data['companydept'];`
   In this example, `department` is the name of the attribute in the Auth0 user profile and `companydept` is the name of the attribute in the source directory service (such as AD).
3. Click **Save** when you are done modifying the LDAP configuration.
4. After the Connector runs the tests, ensure that all the tests are green.

| Test   | Description                                                                                                         | Troubleshoot                                                                                 |
| ------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Test 1 | Attempts to establish a TCP connection to the LDAP server and port specified.                                       | Check basic network connectivity and firewall settings that might prevent such a connection. |
| Test 2 | Attempts to perform an LDAP bind on the LDAP server and port specified and with the username and password provided. | Check the LDAP connection string, search path, username and password.                        |
| Test 3 | Attempts to perform an LDAP search against the directory to check the privileges of the specified username.         | Check the privileges of the username in the target directory.                                |
| Test 4 | Attempts to establish a connection to the Auth0 server.                                                             | Check network connectivity and firewall settings that might prevent such a connection.       |