1. Some quick
notes from a simple
LDAP test
LDAP
Server
Server
Windows 2000 Server with DNS,
Active Directory and Exchange 2000
Server IP
Address 192.168.10.62
Server Domain
Name tds1.lab
iR TCP/IP Configuration
IP Address
192.168.10.104
Subnet
255.255.255.0
Gateway
0.0.0.0
DNS Server settings 192.168.10.62
Domain Name
tsd1.lab
(Make sure you can ping
the LDAP server prior to LDAP Registration)
iR LDAP Registration
Additional Settings, System Settings,
Down Arrow, Register LDAP Server, Register
Server
Name
Anything you want. This will be the name you see when you choose
a registered LDAP server
Server Address
192.168.10.62 (Could be the FQDN)
Location to Start search dc=tsd1,dc=lab (Not mantatory but will
speed up searches in larger trees)
Use SSL
off
Login Information Select Use,
Enter a user with permission to use LDAP with correct context.
I'll use administrator
User
administrator@tsd1.lab
Password xxxx
Finished
Press Done serveral times to complete
iR Address book query
using LDAP
Additional Functions, Address Book settings, Register, Search on
Server, Select your LDAP server
Choose simple or detailed search
Troubleshooting
Make sure you can ping the LDAP Server
Check and recheck your configuration
TCP/IP changes require a reboot, did you?
Grap a packet capture tool and see who is saying what
2. Need to
browse using LDAP?
For Win32, I like the JAVA based LDAP/Browser Editor from
here (642KB)
Here's some of my notes;
Ensure you have a Java VM installed
Start the tool with the batch file lbe.bat
quick connect, host
click/unclick port number in case you forget the default port number
(Clear text is 389 SSL 636)
Enter IP or FQDN into host
Click Use Fetch DNs
Uncheck Anonymous bind
Under User info enter proper user DN and password
In my case, I entered administrator@tsd1.lab and this accounts password
Here's some screen shots
This will work with the Fetch
DN's. It 's a good test
Edit the Base DN: to remove Schema and
Configuration
Here's the result of the above
configuration

If you find an error or wish to
comment please let me
know