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Add LDAP Server page (continued)
Description Item
If you are using Active Directory, specify the Windows Domain names – When logging
onto a Windows host, you see Windows domain names in the Log on to dropdown list. Use
commas or semicolons to separate multiple domain names. You will not see this option
unless you have chosen Active Directory as your Directory type.
Windows Domain
Names
Domain entries are required for Domino server definitions. You will not see this option
unless you have chosen Domino as your Directory type. Select any of the following items
that apply to this server definition:
■ Primary domain – Internet domain to which mail is delivered.
■
Domain aliases – Internet domain names that resolve to the primary domain. For
example, you could assign company.net to be an alias for company.com. Use commas
to separate multiple names.
Internet Domain Names
Auto Fill—Places default values in the fields for you to modify as needed. You can have
only one authentication server defined in the Control Center.
Specify the queries to use – You have the following options when selecting what
authentication queries to use:
■ Query start (Auth base DN) – Designates the point in the directory from which to start
searching for entries to authenticate. If an entry contains an ampersand, delimit the
ampersand as follows:
OU=Sales \& Marketing,OU=test,DC=domain,DC=com &
OU=test1,DC=domain,DC=com
■
Login attribute – The attribute on a person entry that defines a user name.
■ Primary email attribute – The attribute on a person or distribution-group entry that
represents a mailbox.
■ Email alias attribute – The attribute on a person or distributing-group entry that
contains one or more alternative email addresses for that entity's mailbox
■
Login query – Finds users based on their Login attributes.
Test – Attempts to execute the query as defined.
Note:
For Exchange 5.5, the user directory Name (rdn) must be the same as the alias (uid)
for that user.
Authentication Query
Details
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