Oki CX3641MFP Quick Start Manual page 9

The Basic View tab is the place where you can change some of the main settings
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I have domains in my system
Check this if your LDAP server has a DNS controller. You should check this for an Exchange 2000 server, but not
for an Exchange 5.5. If you are unsure, just run the wizard.
Host or IP address
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Specify the LDAP server's IP address, NetBios name, or host name. These are some typical examples:
· 192.168.1.231
· ldap-server-01
· ldap.duke.edu
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Domain
Specify the domain against which you would like to authenticate. Here is a typical example:
· test.companyname.com
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Bind DN
Specify the bind DN mask for login. Typical examples:
· cn=<username>,dc=test,dc=companyname,dc=com
· uid=<username>
· cn=<username>,o=organization
· cn=<username>,ou=People,o=MyCompany,dc=mycompany,dc=com
· uid=<username>,ou=users,o=MyCompany,st=CA,c=USA
Do not substitute the "<username>" with an actual user name yourself, just type it in the way it is described. The
string "<username>" is going to be replaced automatically with the actual user name during logon. So if the user
"jsmith" logs on, and Bind DN is set to "uid=<username>", then SendMe is going to bind to the server with the
string "uid=jsmith".
after
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Authentication is completed.