NOTE: The Server Configuration section that expands upon clicking the Edit icon is the same section you configured when adding a new LDAP server, as described in Adding an LDAP Server .
From the list of available LDAP servers, click the Edit icon. The Server Configuration, LDAP Query Panel, and Add LDAP Mappings sections expand for you to edit.
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NOTE: The Server Configuration section that expands upon clicking the Edit icon is the same section you configured when adding a new LDAP server, as described in Adding an LDAP Server .
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NOTE: If you selected the Auto-fill LDAP Query fields when saving configuration option in the Server Configuration section, the LDAP Query Panel fills automatically with default values.
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Specify the following values to successfully allow users to login to their Junk Box:
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Directory Node to Begin Search—Specify a full LDAP directory path that points towards a node containing the information for all groups in the directory.
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Filter—Specify an LDAP filter to easily find and identify users and mailing lists on the server. In this example,
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(&(|(objectClass=group)(objectClass=person)(objectClass=publicFolder))(mail=*))
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User Login Name Attribute—Specify the text attribute the user will use as their ‘login name.’ The generally accepted attribute for this field is sAMAccountName.
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Email Alias Attribute—Specify the email address, EmployeeID, PhoneNumber, or other alias attributes that link a single user to his or her junk box. The single generally accepted attribute for this field is proxyAddresses.
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NOTE: Any other attributes must be separated by a comma. In this example, proxyAddresses,legacyExchangeDN.
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If you are using a Microsoft Windows environment, you will need to specify the NetBIOS domain name.
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Highlight your domain from the Active Directory Domains and Trusts dialog box.
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Click Action.
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Add the NetBIOS domain name(s) to the Domains section; separate multiple domains with a comma.
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Click Save Changes to finish.
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