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 !!Note: AstLinux 1.1.4 or later is required!! !!Note: AstLinux 1.1.4 or later is required!!
  
-==== General Configuration ====+===== General Configuration =====
  
 The AstLinux Web Interface is used for configuration, click on **Configure LDAP Server**\\ The AstLinux Web Interface is used for configuration, click on **Configure LDAP Server**\\
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 !!Note ->!! Successful password changes will be noted in the syslog. !!Note ->!! Successful password changes will be noted in the syslog.
  
-==== Introduction to LDAP ====+===== Introduction to LDAP =====
  
 LDAP is a complex subject.  Technically, LDAP is just a protocol that defines the method by which directory data is accessed. Necessarily, it also defines and describes how data is represented in the directory service. Finally, it defines how data is loaded (imported) into and saved (exported) from a directory service using [[wp>LDAP_Data_Interchange_Format|LDIF]].  LDAP does not define how data is stored or manipulated. Data storage and access methods are 'automagical' processes as far as the standard is concerned and are generally handled by back-end modules within any specific LDAP implementation. LDAP is a complex subject.  Technically, LDAP is just a protocol that defines the method by which directory data is accessed. Necessarily, it also defines and describes how data is represented in the directory service. Finally, it defines how data is loaded (imported) into and saved (exported) from a directory service using [[wp>LDAP_Data_Interchange_Format|LDIF]].  LDAP does not define how data is stored or manipulated. Data storage and access methods are 'automagical' processes as far as the standard is concerned and are generally handled by back-end modules within any specific LDAP implementation.
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 !!Tip ->!! This Open Source Guide [[http://www.zytrax.com/books/ldap|LDAP for Rocket Scientists]] is about LDAP, OpenLDAP 2.x and ApacheDS on Linux and the BSD's. It is meant for newbies, Rocket Scientist wannabees and anyone in between. !!Tip ->!! This Open Source Guide [[http://www.zytrax.com/books/ldap|LDAP for Rocket Scientists]] is about LDAP, OpenLDAP 2.x and ApacheDS on Linux and the BSD's. It is meant for newbies, Rocket Scientist wannabees and anyone in between.
  
-=== LDAP Client Tools ===+==== LDAP Client Tools ====
  
 A brief, and far from complete list of LDAP client tools and applications an AstLinux administrator may find useful is listed below. A brief, and far from complete list of LDAP client tools and applications an AstLinux administrator may find useful is listed below.
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-==== LDAP Address Book ====+===== LDAP Address Book =====
  
 Default address book schema: Default address book schema:
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 This is automatic for any Export LDIF ''.ldif.txt'' file to be imported later. This is automatic for any Export LDIF ''.ldif.txt'' file to be imported later.
  
-=== vCard Export from Applications ===+==== vCard Export from Applications ====
  
 To import your contacts into the LDAP Addressbook you need to export your contacts as a __single multi-contact vCard file__ (*.vcf): To import your contacts into the LDAP Addressbook you need to export your contacts as a __single multi-contact vCard file__ (*.vcf):
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 You need to fix those formats before you import the *.vcf file into OpenLDAP, because the vCard-Import-Filter would change this number to "+49-0-89-12345678" which would be wrong. - MK You need to fix those formats before you import the *.vcf file into OpenLDAP, because the vCard-Import-Filter would change this number to "+49-0-89-12345678" which would be wrong. - MK
  
-==== Example LDAP Phone Configurations ====+===== Example LDAP Phone Configurations =====
  
 **Yealink SIP-T28P:**\\ **Yealink SIP-T28P:**\\
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-==== CLI LDAP Command Examples ====+===== CLI LDAP Command Examples =====
  
 Below is a quick reference for common LDAP operations via the CLI.  The examples assume the Base DN is "dc=ldap", adjust accordingly. Below is a quick reference for common LDAP operations via the CLI.  The examples assume the Base DN is "dc=ldap", adjust accordingly.
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