I'm trying to set up an ldap address book on a printer / copier we have from Canon. Its one of those "mother of all printers" that scans, emails, faxes, cooks your toast, you get the idea.
I am trying on this group because I have tried elsewhere but have not got any responses. For windows users Im not sure ldap is used much. I choose a linux site (we do have a linux box) but it is really a windows question, but I think that linux people probably deal more with ldap than windows peps. I'm hoping that maybe somone might come over to the dark side for a moment and provide some help. Basically when I put in the printer DC=my, DC=domain, DC=com it simply does not find any address's. I have never used ldap on our network, but I'm told it is running all the time becasue thats what Active directories basically uses. I think I have the syntax of the "DC=" string right But it just doesnt work. Besides my quizzing above if there are any obvious signs of error. I'm wondering if there is some test etc. that can test if the ldap is running properly and can display email addresses that are on our Exchange server. Another question, sorry to be so wondering here, but another question that I have is, Is Ldap a service that must be running. I keep seeing things on the net eg ldap server. I interpret this to mean that if you dont have a windows environment like Active Directory that you must run an ldap server, however I asume that this is part of Windows server 2003. Ldap is something I have not delt with so I don't understand all the parts or parts involved or why it doesnt work for me. Thanks.
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