Administrator's Guide - Kerio Software Archive

Chapter 13 User accounts• Login as user, Password — the username and password of the user who has an accountopen in the domain. Write access rights are not required for saving and changing settings.• LDAP filter — this item is available upon clicking on Advanced. This option allows tomodify the request for LDAP server users will be imported from. It is recommended thatonly experienced programmers use this option. For details about the query syntax, see theinstruction manual to your LDAP server.• Within the import of user accounts from the LDAP database with Kerio MailServer, sensitivedata may be transmitted (such as user passwords). It is possible to secure the communicationby using an SSL encryption.Figure 13.23Import users from Active DirectoryNovell eDirectoryUse the Import users from option to select a source from which users will be imported. NovelleDirectoryis used in this case.To import users from Novell eDirectory, specify the following items:• NDS organization — the name of the organization users will be imported from• Import from server — the name of the server, on which the service for this domain isrunning.If a special port is specified for the LDAP(S) service, the port number can be added to theserver name (e.g.: mail1.company.com:12345). The Kerio Administration Console for MacOS X is the only one which includes the Secure connection (LDAPS) option.• Login as user, Password — the username and password of the user who has an accountopen in the domain. Write access rights are not required for saving and changing settings.• LDAP filter — this item is available upon clicking on Advanced. This option allows tomodify the request for LDAP server users will be imported from. It is recommended that126