Re: [Evolution] LDAP Exchange Queries

["Wise, Jeremey" <jeremey wise agilysys com>]

Ok. I may be makeing some progress here. Once I fixed a few clarical
errors I can now use my email in conjunction with the setting being
"Distinguished Name" and I get prompted for password. Once supplied it
stoped asking. I then did some searching and came across the posting
about the display of LDAP not being "browsable" and so you have to
double-click and wait for a refresh. I do this and I get back some funky
entries:

Name Begins with=>
Name: DisplaySpecifiers
Name: Exteneded-Rights
Name: ForestUpdates
Name: Physical Locations
Name: LostandFound
Name: Partitions
Name: Well Known Security Principles
Name: Services
Name: Sites

So I thought maybe it was just looking into the wrong container (OU) for
the user account base. I tried variations on changing the "Search Base"
settings to append variations of DC.= or OU,= but that just breaks what
little I can view of AD. I then build a W2K server and it has a very
flat structure of acme.local with one added user being wisej acme local
in the "Users" folder (default location for AD accounts) but this is NOT
an OU. I tried setting "Search Base" to be OU=Users,DC=acme,DC=com but
the same outcome. Any other thoughts?


On Thu, 2004-04-29 at 10:11, Dan Winship wrote:
> On Thu, 2004-04-29 at 09:17 -0400, Wise, Jeremey wrote:
> > Mail works.. no name lookup so I figured I needed to add an LDAP server.
> > Put in LDAP.pios.com for server with name being CN=wisej,DC=pios,DC=com
> > and it displays several 'support base' options.
> >
> > The username definition must be wrong becuse it keeps prompting for the
> > password. I have tried email as the account type (both old and new emial
> > addresses).
>
> For an Exchange 2000 server, use "distinguished name" rather than "email
> address" for the login type, but then put in your email address for the
> distinguished name.
>
> -- Dan
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