Active Directory Control — Without Console Logins

Reset passwords. Unlock accounts. Manage groups. All from your mobile device — without installing software on your domain controllers.

iOS, Android, Mac

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Why IT Teams Choose ADSignify

Not a remote desktop client
No software required on AD servers
Secure LDAP with SSL/TLS support
Profile-based multi-environment access
Designed for Windows administrators
Optimized for mobile workflows

Focused directory management — without workstation dependency.

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Essential Active Directory Administration Tools

Everything you need to manage users, groups, and permissions — from anywhere.

Core day-to-day directory operations.

Create, modify, and delete users
Reset passwords securely
Unlock locked accounts
Enable or disable user accounts
Manage account expiration
View user attributes instantly
Validate account status at a glance

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Security & Architecture

ADSignify connects securely using LDAP with optional SSL/TLS encryption.

No additional software is required on your Active Directory servers. No agents. No server-side components.
Access is controlled through structured profiles to maintain separation between environments.
Designed to align with existing domain security policies.

ADSignify configuration

ADSignify connects to Active Directory over LDAP with optional SSL/TLS (LDAPS). To use encrypted LDAP, install a TLS certificate on your domain controller and trust the issuing CA (or the certificate itself) on the device. The PowerShell script below can be run on the domain controller to create and install a self-signed certificate for LDAPS—useful for labs or quick setups. For enterprise AD CS enrollment, manual UI enrollment, or a public CA with certreq, see the full guide on our blog.

How to install an SSL certificate on Active Directory for LDAP/LDAPS — full guide

Quick setup (PowerShell on the domain controller)

$dcFqdn = "$env:COMPUTERNAME.$((Get-WmiObject Win32_ComputerSystem).Domain)".ToLower()

# Self-signed cert in LocalMachine\My with Server Authentication EKU and SAN (elevated PowerShell)
$cert = New-SelfSignedCertificate `
  -DnsName $dcFqdn, $env:COMPUTERNAME `
  -CertStoreLocation "Cert:\LocalMachine\My" `
  -KeyAlgorithm RSA `
  -KeyLength 2048 `
  -KeyExportPolicy Exportable `
  -HashAlgorithm SHA256 `
  -NotAfter (Get-Date).AddYears(2) `
  -TextExtension @("2.5.29.37={text}1.3.6.1.5.5.7.3.1")

$cert | Format-List Subject,Thumbprint,NotAfter

# LDAPS often picks up after service restart or reboot
Restart-Service NTDS -Force
Restart-Service KDC -Force

What Teams Like About ADSignify

“Very good utility, worked immediately and the programmers managed to bring the functions clearly to the small smartphone display. Very impressive for the first release! $ 4.99 / year for the standard version is fair and if you like me only need such an app occasionally, that's not too much. The only criticism and that from a high level, since the app is still new: the management of several networks for the targeted service staff is missing.”

— App Store User

“This is really amazing app to manage active directory from remote location. I would like the app developers to add a feature to store username and password for multiple clients, so I can switch easily between them”

— App Store User

“This app actually works quite well. I normally just use this when on-site with an end user and need to make a quick change to a computer OU. Saves me from having to lug a laptop around.”

— RJ-NC

Questions

Is ADSignify Free? How Do I Get Premium Features?

Yes, ADSignify is free to download and use. You can access core features at no cost.

For advanced capabilities, simply go to the Settings page in the app and tap Upgrade to unlock premium features via in-app purchase.

Do I need to install and configure any component on the Domain Controller or any server?

No. The app directly connects to your server using the LDAP Protocol. It supports:

• Plain authentication
• SSL authentication

How can I connect from outside the network?

The app connects to your Domain Controller via:

• Port 389 (plain LDAP)
• Port 636 (secure LDAP over SSL)

If your device isn't on the internal network, use a VPN to access the internal network and connect to the Domain Controller using its DNS host name or IP address.

What is my login name and password?

Use your Active Directory username and password to log in. The following formats are supported:

• Signifium\domainuser
• domainuser@Signifium.com
• domain user

Do I need to install SSL on Active Directory?

The app supports both plain and SSL-based communication. While plain authentication works, it is highly recommended to use secure connections for production servers.

If your Domain Controller doesn't already have SSL installed, you can:

• Install a self-signed certificate
• Company's PKI certificate
• Public certificate like Let's Encrypt or others

Both options are free. Check our blogs for detailed instructions on installing these certificates.

Can I Use ADSignify Over Wi-Fi, Cellular, or Outside the Company Network?

Yes! ADSignify works seamlessly over both Wi-Fi and cellular networks—anywhere you have connectivity to your organization's Active Directory servers.

You can use the app inside or outside your company network. For external access, you may need to connect via VPN depending on your setup. Need help automating that connection? Contact us — we'd be happy to help.