Configuring Directory Services - Toshiba GL-1010 Administrator's Manual
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Configuring Directory Services
This topic explains how to set up e-mail directory services.
LDAP Server Registration
You can use TopAccess to register the Directory Service properties of the
LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) server. The setup
parameters are shown below.
Setting Directory Service Properties
1
In the Administration tab, click the Address Book submenu.
2
Click the
page opens.
3
Click
directory service or
Note: Consult your LDAP administrator for the LDAP configuration
details.
4
When creating a new Directory Service, enter the
This is a mandatory field and must be filled out to register as an LDAP
server.
5
Click the
this Directory Service as your default search service. Only one
Directory Service can be assigned as the default for contact searches.
Selecting this checkbox enables the next checkbox.
6
If you selected the
preceding step, you can click the
checkbox. Then select the number of days and the
pull-down lists.
7
Select a
radio button.
8
When creating a new Directory Service, enter the
Port Number
register an LDAP server.
9
Select SSL security by clicking the
Port Number
10 Optionally, enter a
text boxes
Administrator's Guide
GL-10x0
Directory Services
to create a new directory service,
New
Delete
Use as default for contact searches
Use as default for contact searches
, either
Protocol Version
. These are mandatory fields and must be filled out to
text box.
Host Name
link. The Directory Service Properties
to delete a directory service.
checkbox if you want to use
Cache LDAP server entries every # day(s)
or
, by clicking the appropriate
V1
V3
checkbox to the right of the
SSL
and
Domain Name
to edit an existing
Edit
Directory Service Name
checkbox in the
from the
Start Time
Server IP Address
for the server into the
.
, and
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