Connect to LDAP

I need to connect from Symantec for SMTP server to Domino LDAP to sync users and groups from Domino Directory to SMTP (I need this to enable some advanced features on Symantec SMTP) and have problem with doing so. I use ldapsearch tool to test connection to LDAP and while I have no problem to test connection to AD Server so I know tool works using same tool I get LDAP Bind: Can’t contact server when trying to reach Domino here is what I get from Domino console

tell ldap show

LDAP Server: Listening on TCP/IP port 389

LDAP Server: Anonymous access over TCP/IP is ENABLED

LDAP Server: Name/Password (simple) authentication over TCP/IP is ENABLED

LDAP Server: Enforce server access checking is DISABLED

LDAP Server: Maximum entries returned = 0

LDAP Server: Time limit for search = 0 seconds

LDAP Server: Minimum characters needed for wild card = 1

LDAP Server: Default revision (1) of Distinguished Name Parsing is enabled

LDAP Server: Return UTF8 results to LDAPv2 clients is ENABLED

LDAP Server: Maximum referral URLs returned is 1

LDAP Server: When there are multiple instances of an entry then Don’t Modify Any

LDAP Server: Schema enforcement is ENABLED

LDAP Server: Automatic FT indexing of domino directories on service startup is DISABLED

LDAP Server: Alternate language information processing is DISABLED

LDAP Server: Require distinguished name on bind is DISABLED

LDAP Server: Activity log truncates attribute values at 4096 bytes

LDAP Server: Activity logging is DISABLED

LDAP Server: Dereferencing Aliases on search requests is DISABLED

since I have Anonymous access enabled I should be able to connect regardless if I provide uid or not, what’s wrong?

also this is just test I’d like to at some point disable Anonymous access to LDAP and use dedicated uid and password, should this connection be in format of cn=uid, dn=domain ?

Subject: connect to LDAP - check ACL for Anonymous access

My suggestion is to check the Anonymous access in the ACL of the Domino Directory. If Anonymous has No Access then you should use authentication with LDAP (the password is the internet password of the user)

hope this helps…

Subject: connect to LDAP

How are you running the ldapsearch tool? I mean, base dn, object class, etc

Subject: RE: connect to LDAP

I am having the same type of issue. We are implementing a web filtering service and I want to use LDAP to synchronize with their service. The tech I worked with does not know anything about Domino and could not help me.

I don’t know anything about LDAP or what a BaseDN is. Can anyone explain in plain language what needs to be done or tell me where I can find clear step by step instructions?

I’ve downloaded a few ldap tools–ldapsearch, AdFind 1.37.00–but I don’t really know what I’m doing.

Any help greatly, GREATLY appreciated!!!

Lynne