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1.Macintosh Outlook Express and LDAP and Active Directory

is it possible to have Outlook Express for the Macintosh (classic) use
Active Directory via LDAP for direectory services?

I had been using OE in IMAP mode with an Exchange 5.5 server.  using LDAP to
get to the Global Address book worked fine.

We recently switched to Exchange 2003, and a slew of new servers.  The admin
tells me that I must use authentication to get to the Global Addressbook,
and to use the Primary Domain COntroller as the LDAP server.

I get an authentication problem everytime.

From the research I have been to gather, this works in Entourage for Mac OS
X.  But thats not an option for me...

Does Entourage work because X supports Active Directory? and mac OS 9
doesn't?  Therefore I need to have the admin make the access to the global
addressbook anonymous? (not likely)

can anyone better explain this to me? and wht I might be able to do?

2.Outlook 2002 doesn't like Active Directory as LDAP

I can't seem to get Outlook 2002 (Office XP) to play 
nicely with the Active Directory LDAP Directory Server.

Here's the config:
Server: mshome.net
User: administrator
Password: (set and hidden, verified correct)
Port: 389
SSL: Off
Timeout: 60 sec
Maximum Results: 100
Search Base: dc=mshome,dc=net

This was never a problem in Outlook Express 6. The only 
thing different in configurations were that in OE6 I 
chose the Secure Password Authentication (SPA) when 
logging into Active Directory. This option, however, 
seems not to be in Outlook 2002 -- a more sophisticated 
program.

Wondering why? Anybody had this problem or propose a 
solution.

Thanks,
David

3.Using LDAP to access active directory distribution lists

I have setup Outlook to access active directory through 
LDAP.  I can view contacts fine.  From Outlook, I can't 
see and distribution lists/groups that I created in 
Active Directory. Only the contacts show up when I search 
the address book using LDAP.  I need the groups to be 
there as well. Any thoughts?

 (I do not use or want to use Exchange server).

Please send your reply to 
  russ(removethis-nospam)@enterprisenetworks.biz

4.LDAP / Active Directory

Outlook 2003 users seems to be missing addresses from Active Directory/LDAP...

Outlook 2000 users can see all addresses

Why would this be?

5.Setting up LDAP addressbook using Active Directory

We are moving to a linux based Email system with IMAP 
only and will be using Outlook 2002 on a windows XP 
desktop. Outlook will be configured using a PRF file with 
mail server and LDAP addressbook settings. Our LDAP 
addressbook will be our Active Directory.

The problems that we have are -

1) If we do not supply a userid and password (anonymous 
access) when we access to Active Directory, Outlook 
returns an unsorted list of users and groups. Ideally we 
would like this fixed. (either Outlook or Active 
Directory reconfiguration)

2) If we use the users Id and password to access the AD 
using LDAP all works well until the user changes their 
password and the addressbook lookup breaks.

3) So our solution so far is to use a generic userid for 
the AD lookup, if this userid does not have a password 
Outlook will prompt the user at startup to supply one 
(EVERY time) so we need to automatically give it a 
password. The other problem is that the addressbook 
section of the PRF file does not allow for a password 
entry. Any ideas here on how to automatically set the 
addressbook password?
- Tried putting entries directly into the registry (no 
good, it is encrypted, in a randomly named key)
- Tried using a Vbscript and sendkeys, but this is not 
reliable (does not work every time)
- PRF file does not support a password entry for LDAP 
address books
- Getting the user to type this password in requires them 
to both know the password in advance AND get it typed in 
right.

Thankyou

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