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07-05-2006 02:21 AM
07-05-2006 02:21 AM
For integrating sendmail with exchange
Dear ALL,
I want to integrate my Sendmail setup with the Exchange setup so that I can get the replication of the Active Directory used by exchange server.
I think LDAP can help in this case but how to use this for integrating with exchange to replicate the contents of Active Directory
Pls provide your suggestions.
Thanks
Sachin Rajput
HCL
I want to integrate my Sendmail setup with the Exchange setup so that I can get the replication of the Active Directory used by exchange server.
I think LDAP can help in this case but how to use this for integrating with exchange to replicate the contents of Active Directory
Pls provide your suggestions.
Thanks
Sachin Rajput
HCL
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07-05-2006 03:32 AM
07-05-2006 03:32 AM
Re: For integrating sendmail with exchange
Shalom,
You can write a perl script that will use ldapsearch and buil you a user list for use with sendmail /etc/mail/virtusertable functionality.
We have one, but it only runs on HP-UX
SEP
You can write a perl script that will use ldapsearch and buil you a user list for use with sendmail /etc/mail/virtusertable functionality.
We have one, but it only runs on HP-UX
SEP
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07-05-2006 04:04 AM
07-05-2006 04:04 AM
Re: For integrating sendmail with exchange
but the thing is how to use ldap in the scripts will someone give me some example
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07-05-2006 09:10 AM
07-05-2006 09:10 AM
Re: For integrating sendmail with exchange
Look at replacing Sendmail with Exim with
ldap support. It should be able to check
directly with the active directory for users.
Active Directory is a specialized LDAP
database.
ldap support. It should be able to check
directly with the active directory for users.
Active Directory is a specialized LDAP
database.
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