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  3. June 2003

Quickplace accessing our Domino directory via LDAP

In our intRAnet we have Domino running on an iSeries.  We configured LDAP 
to run on that server.

In our DMZ we have Domino running on an iSeries.  We are using this one to 
run Quickplace.

We logged in as a Quickplace Administrator and 
Server Settings
User Directory
change Directory
Type = LDAP Server
Entered in a name and left the rest at their defaults, like Port  = 389.
When I saved it I got:
Directory:
  Type:  LDAP Server
  Name: (removed from the email)
    Not OK

What does "Not OK" mean?


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