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April 9th, 2003, 09:49 AM
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 address book as ldap client of Microsoft Active Directory Hi, my department uses Microsoft Active Directory as LDAP server and requires user authentication. Apple Address Book can be configured as an LDAP client, but I do not see how to configure the authentication and the server does not answer my queries. I believe that I could use 3rd party software/freeware, such as LDapper, but it isn't integrated with mail as Address Book. Any suggestion? Many thanks Claudio  |
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