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LDAP directory – configuration example
Filters
14.2.2 Name filter
The name filter determines which attributes are used for the search in the LDAP database.
Examples:
14.2.3 Number filter
The number filter defines which attributes are used in the automatic search for a directory entry. The automatic
search is performed when a phone number is entered and in the case of an incoming call with calling line identifi-
cation. If an entry is found for a phone number, the display shows the name instead of the number.
Entries are only found and displayed if the stored phone number matches the entered phone number exactly.
Examples:
(displayName=%)
The attribute
displayName
is used for the search.
The percent sign (%) is replaced with the name or part of the name entered by the user.
If you enter e.g. the character "A", the phone searches the LDAP database for all entries
in which the attribute
displayName
begins with "A". If you then enter a "b", it searches
for entries in which the
displayName
begins with "Ab".
(|(cn=%)(sn=%))
The attributes
cn
or
sn
are used for the search.
If you enter e.g. the character "n", the phone searches the LDAP database for all entries
in which the attribute
cn
or
sn
begins with "n". If you then enter an "o", it searches for
entries in which the attribute
cn
or
sn
begins with "no".
LDAP does not distinguish between upper and lower case in the search request.
(homePhone=%)
The attribute
homePhone
is used for the search.
The percent sign (%) is replaced with the phone number entered by the user.
If you enter the numbers "1234567" when dialling, the phone searches the LDAP data-
base for entries with the private phone number "1234567".
(|(telephoneNumber=%)(mobile=%)(homePhone=%))
The attributes
telephoneNumber, mobile
and
homePhone
are used for the search.
If you enter the numbers "1234567" when dialling, the phone searches the LDAP data-
base for entries with the private
or
mobile
or
work number "1234567".
