# Configuration Options

Navigate to the Configuration tab of the Bridge client.

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#### Publish Interval

Set the publish interval which will determine how often the Bridge service runs.  The Bridge can automatically run as often as every 5 minutes and as little as once a day (1440 minutes).  The default setting is set to 60 minutes.

#### Debug Logging

Adds additional debug logs to the Bridge Log.  Helpful for troubleshooting with Keeper Support.

**Delete Override**

Flag which allows the Bridge to delete users and teams if they are not in the designated LDAP filter.  By default, this is disabled, which prevents accidental deletion of users and teams in Keeper.

**Admin Security Group**

This is the group that the user needs to be a member of in order to login to the Keeper Bridge.  By default, this is set to "Keeper Admins".  You can configure this after initial login.

**Always Use Global Catalog**

This applies to Active Directory only.  It means that Keeper Bridge will always query the GC in the forest.

**Email Property**

Before configuring the LDAP/AD queries,  ensure that the **Email Property** is set correctly according to your organization's environment. This will ensure that the proper Keeper email maps to the organization email address.  By default the property is set to 'userPrincipalName', however if that address doesn't correlate with the users actual email address the 'mail' attribute can be selected which will use the email populated in the users profile.

#### Saving Changes

Once the connection status is Online for the Keeper Service and Directory Service, configure the domains which will be exported to the Keeper Admin Console. Select on the **LDAP/AD** tab and then select either the **Export Forest** option or select individual domains. <br>

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When making changes to this screen, you'll notice the **Publish Required** on the bottom right corner of the screen. We recommend that you do **NOT** publish the changes until you have completed all steps in this guide and that you also verify that the **Options** screen is fully Configured.
{% endhint %}


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