RE: qmail-ldap + AD

["J.T. Moore" <jtmoore@mogul.dyndns.org>]

If exchange server is used in a domain you should use the proxyAddresses attributes for the email address. If a user has mutple email addresses with exchange server, the mail attribute only has the accounts primary email address, but proxyAddresses has the both the primary and alias email addresses for the user, e.g.

 

proxyAddresses: SMTP:user@domain
proxyAddresses: smtp:alias1@domain
proxyAddresses: smtp:alias2@domain

 

proxyAddresses only exists in the AD schema if its been configured to work with Exchange.

 

J.T.

----- Original Message -----
From: Razvan Turtureanu
To: 'Zdravko Stoychev' ; speace@ci.webster.ny.us
Cc: ccesario@tecnomega.com.br ; qmail-ldap@qmail-ldap.org
Sent: Thursday, February 01, 2007 3:17 AM
Subject: RE: qmail-ldap + AD

 

hello list,

 

I did some research in the AD schema and I faund that we can use these Attributes:

 

mail;
userPrincipalName - for uid
userAccountControl for accoutStatus- with the values 66050 - desabled  and 66048 enabled (I don't know if this is exactly right)
info - replaytext

 

all of the above can be modified from the dsa.msc console

 

and I am think-ing to extend the active directory schema witn forestprep and domainprep, because I want to use the functionality of qmail-group, and mailForwardingAddress.

 

Dind anyone found another solution for this???

 

 

 

 

 

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