ldap address directories on windows 2000

[Peter de Groot]

Hi guys ...

Am trying to set up Mozilla against Exchange 2000. Can
access my account, now... thanks guys.

New problem. Am trying to access the active directory
ldap so I can get hold of the address stored therin.

Read the on line help, and tried typing things
like dc=egshs dc=local etc etc. The "find"
button never seems to highlight.

given that my domain is egshs.local .. can I get a
hint or 2 on what I need to put in the various boxes
to access my user lists....

Cheers
Peter

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[us...@domain.invalid]

Hi Peter.

Point Mozilla to your Active Directory server and not to the
Exchange server. Fill the information as follows:

NAME:whatever
HOSTNAME:IP or host name of one of the DC's
BASE DN:DC=egshs,DC=local
PORT:389
BIND DN:DN=peter,DN=Users,DC=egshs,DC=local (try various things)

That's it.

Good Luck! Ran

[Peter de Groot]

Thanks for the reply........

I tried this, and still no success.

Has anybody been able to get this to work.

I still cannot get the find button to light up either :-(

Cheers
Peter

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[Peter de Groot]

Thanks for the reply........

I tried this, and still no success.

Has anybody been able to get this to work?

I still cannot get the find button to light up either :-(

Cheers
Peter

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[us...@domain.invalid]

Hi Peter.

Open ADSI edit. Get the bind DN from there. See if you can
connect to the DC through port 389. If that does not work,
downaload LDAPBrowser from http://www.softerra.com/. This tool
will help you get the LDAP structure of your AD.