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KRMC Hosted - Settings Page - Server Settings - AD Integration Device Disable

Updated on Feb 20, 2026

KRMC Hosted Premium accounts have the ability to utilize the AD Integration Device Disable feature. AD Integration syncs disabled users with Defender drives based on email address. If a user in Active Directory is disabled, any drive that matches their email address will have a Disable action automatically created for it. For steps on how to install and setup Kanguru Active Directory Service (KADService), refer to Kanguru Active Directory Setup.

There are two options:

Create Disable Device Action
Create Disable Device and Reset For New User Action

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KRMC Hosted - Settings Page - Server Settings - AD Integration Device Disable

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