Right click inside the Directory Architect and select New Profile. HomePostalAddress : 14 Cherry Ln.$Plano TX 78888Ĭreate a file based profile and import the content aboveto the LDAP server. PhysicalDeliveryOfficeName : Building 103ĬonferenceInformation : Conference info goes here.ĭn : uid= curley,ou= MemberGroupB,o= digitalpenguins, dc= maxcrc,dc=com Manager : uid= larry,ou= MemberGroupA,o= digitalpenguins HomePostalAddress : 16 Cherry Ln.$Plano TX 78888 HomePostalAddress : 15 Cherry Ln.$Plano TX 78888ĭn : uid= moe,ou= MemberGroupA,o= digitalpenguins, dc= maxcrc,dc=com First of all you should connect to OpenLDAP server, where you installed the software OpenLDAP for Windows and fill the LDAP repository with objects you want to see in Outlook.ĭn : uid= larry,ou= MemberGroupA,o= digitalpenguins, dc= maxcrc,dc=com
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This part describes how to use Userbooster to create contact objects described in officeperson.schema schema file. Now you can start (or restart) the OpenLDAP server and create account objects of officePerson objectClass class type Import contact objects with Userbooster You should append this line to the end of schema inclusion lines: The next step is including this file “…\OpenLDAP\schema\ into nf file. # Extentions to support MS/Outlook using openldap experimental OID’s # The first object type, “officePerson” is used to support the MS/Outlook email # This file can be used to define an objects to support MS/Outlook, This schema contains necessary attributes to map LDAP attributes to the Outlook Address Book. Below you find the content of the schema file “…\OpenLDAP\schema\officeperson.schema”. This schema file contains necessary attributes to map LDAP attributes to the Outlook address book.
First of all you need to create schema file.
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