Re: [Evolution] Re: I can connect to LDAP using Mozilla but can't do it with Evo.

[Erik Pinzon <erik thechildrenstrust org>]

The only way it worked for us was by putting the server's IP address
instead of its host name in "Global catalog server name".

Also, remember that the connector uses the Outlook Web Access interface
(HTTP on port 80) while LDAP uses 389 or 636 (SSL). If you are
connecting to the Exchange server from the outside, make sure you also
open the corresponding LDAP port (Beware) on your firewall.

On Thu, 2004-08-26 at 08:33, regatta wrote:
> No this will not help me because I am using "Sub" in search scope
>
> actually even if I set the time out to 5 minutes evolution popup the
> error message as soon as I request any contact ( I don't think it even
> connect)
>
> is there anyway I can debug the application ?
>
> On Thu, 26 Aug 2004 09:34:52 +0200, Michael Wever <mick machina no> wrote:
> > > The only problem that I have is the LDAP (the Contacts) , every time I set
> > > my  LDAP settings the connector display an error that it can't find the
> > > ldap server...
> > >
> > > Can anyone tell me what is the problem please ?
> >
> >
> > Works for me. Our ldap server is different to our exchange server. Put the
> > ldap server name into "Global Catalog server name:" under "Global Address
> > List / Active Directory".
> >
> > Mick.
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