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The BSP does support openldap and supports LDAP routing. Attached to this email is three screen shots of the LDAP setup.<br> | The BSP does support openldap and supports LDAP routing. Attached to this email is three screen shots of the LDAP setup.<br> | ||
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The second screen shot is the directory users setup that can be used to import the users on to the server for reject on unknown recipient purposes.<br> | The second screen shot is the directory users setup that can be used to import the users on to the server for reject on unknown recipient purposes.<br> | ||
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The final screen shot is the actual LDAP routing configuration. The attributes here would need to be specified to match the routing attributes from Open LDAP.<br> | The final screen shot is the actual LDAP routing configuration. The attributes here would need to be specified to match the routing attributes from Open LDAP.<br> | ||
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Revision as of 01:18, 10 April 2009
The BSP does support openldap and supports LDAP routing. Attached to this email is three screen shots of the LDAP setup.
The screen shot name directory servers is the setup of the actual directory server the system is going to query. By default the attributes that get populated are for Active Directory so they will need to be modified to match the Open LDAP server.
The second screen shot is the directory users setup that can be used to import the users on to the server for reject on unknown recipient purposes.
The final screen shot is the actual LDAP routing configuration. The attributes here would need to be specified to match the routing attributes from Open LDAP.
