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Revision as of 06:28, 31 August 2009
This page will guide you through steps for setting up LDAP for Thunderbird, such setup helps filling your contact with the whole's company emails.
- Go to Tool/Address book
- Go to File/New/LDAP Directory
- In General Tab, enter:
- Name: Catglobe Mail
- HostName: ldap.catglobe.com
- Base DN: dc=cgdom,dc=local
- Port Number: 389
- Bind DN: xxx@cgdom.local (xxx is your username on cgdom domain)
- In Advanced Tab, enter:
- Scope: subtree
- Search filter: (&(objectclass=top)(mail=*))
- Click OK
- Go to Tool/Account Settings
- Select your email account
- Choose Composition & Addressing
- Choose Use a different LDAP server then chose Catglobe Mail
Then, it's done. From now on, on To/Cc/Bcc fields of Compose Mail dialog, just type some character of the contact and a list of matches will be shown for choosing.
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