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326 Utilities<br />

method to import a UID using other data, such as <strong>Manager</strong>’s Name, E-Mail Address, and<br />

so on.<br />

Importing LDAP ID (UID) Using an Entity’s Extension Number (DN)<br />

In the following example, the LDAP ID of a user (Bill President) is imported using his<br />

extension number (7000).<br />

The entity should be the prime owner of the extension for this import to be successful.<br />

Procedure 61<br />

Importing LDAP ID (UID)<br />

1 Create a text file that maps the extension number of the entity to his or her UID. The<br />

first row should state the name of the column: in this case, column 1 is Extension,<br />

and column 2 is the UID. More records can be added to the file. In this example, the<br />

file is named C:\extuidmap.txt, and contains the following text:<br />

“Extension”, “UID”<br />

7000, bpresldapid<br />

2 Launch the Import utility. This utility can be launched from a number of applications.<br />

In this example, the Import dialog box (Figure 145) was opened by selecting File ><br />

Import... in the Telecom Billing <strong>System</strong> (TBS) application.<br />

Figure 145<br />

Import dialog box<br />

553-3001-330 Standard 3.00 August 2005<br />

a. Select Corporate Directory Import from the drop-down list of Import<br />

Configurations.<br />

b. Click the ellipsis button.<br />

The Import - Telecom Billing <strong>System</strong>(GB) dialog box opens (Figure 146).

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