To find the Search Directory Root:
Open up AD and right click on the top level server and choose find. Look up an known user. At the top of the search results window click view>choose columns, then add the x500 distinguished name, click OK.
In the results window, expand the x500 field. everything after the users name is your search directory root. there is no way to copy this info. When typing it into the Xerox there should be no spaces. If you are not getting all of the results you want you can remove the first OU or CN. If you want the whole company and it is not a SB Server you can use just the DC part.
in some cases you need to do a domain\login
Do not touch anthying in the context menu.
You can test your work by going to the the mappings tab.
If everything looks good and you still get an error try rebooting the xerox form the status tab of CentreWare.
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by: jrtecPosted on 2009-04-05 at 15:21:37ID: 24073231
Read the attached documents.
They are for konicaminolta, but i think they can help you.
LDAP2
LDAP1
Authentication Not LDAP