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OpenFire IM Server LDAP config for SBS2003 AD

Asked by billrush2 in Active Directory, Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP), SBS Small Business Server

Tags: openfire

I need to correctly configure LDAP for using OpenFire (IM server) on a Windows SBS2003 server.  I have the LDAP configured to the point where I can see the user templates, but I cannot figure out how to change the LDAP config to see actual domain users.  The config I am using was designed for Server 2003, not SBS2003, so the AD tree for Server 2003 is somewhat different.  What do I need to change in the following to get this to work properly?

Current LDAP config (from openfire.xml)
<ldap>
    <host>server</host>  
    <port>389</port>  
    <baseDN>cn=SBSUsers, cn=Users,cn=MyBusiness,dc=RushTechnologiesInc,dc=local</baseDN>  
    <adminDN>cn=Administrator,cn=SBS users,cn=Users,cn=MyBusiness,dc=RushTechnologiesInc,dc=local</adminDN>  
    <adminPassword>calista</adminPassword>  
    <connectionPoolEnabled>true</connectionPoolEnabled>  
    <sslEnabled>false</sslEnabled>  
    <ldapDebugEnabled>false</ldapDebugEnabled>  
    <autoFollowReferrals>false</autoFollowReferrals>  
    <usernameField>sAMAccountName</usernameField>  
    <vcard-mapping><![CDATA[
<vCard xmlns="vcard-temp">
  <N>
    <GIVEN>{cn}</GIVEN>
  </N>
  <EMAIL>
    <INTERNET/>
    <USERID>{mail}</USERID>
  </EMAIL>
  <FN>{displayName}</FN>
  <ADR>
    <HOME/>
    <STREET>{homePostalAddress}</STREET>
    <PCODE>{homeZip}</PCODE>
    <CTRY>{co}</CTRY>
  </ADR>
  <ADR>
    <WORK/>
    <STREET>{streetAddress}</STREET>
    <LOCALITY>{l}</LOCALITY>
    <REGION>{st}</REGION>
    <PCODE>{postalCode}</PCODE>
    <CTRY>{co}</CTRY>
  </ADR>
  <TEL>
    <HOME/>
    <VOICE/>
    <NUMBER>{homePhone}</NUMBER>
  </TEL>
  <TEL>
    <HOME/>
    <CELL/>
    <NUMBER>{mobile}</NUMBER>
  </TEL>
  <TEL>
    <WORK/>
    <VOICE/>
    <NUMBER>{telephoneNumber}</NUMBER>
  </TEL>
  <TEL>
    <WORK/>
    <CELL/>
    <NUMBER>{mobile}</NUMBER>
  </TEL>
  <TEL>
    <WORK/>
    <FAX/>
    <NUMBER>{facsimileTelephoneNumber}</NUMBER>
  </TEL>
  <TEL>
    <WORK/>
    <PAGER/>
    <NUMBER>{pager}</NUMBER>
  </TEL>
  <TITLE>{title}</TITLE>
  <ORG>
    <ORGUNIT>{department}</ORGUNIT>
  </ORG>
</vCard>]]></vcard-mapping>  
    <nameField>cn</nameField>  
    <emailField>mail</emailField>  
    <groupNameField>cn</groupNameField>  
    <groupMemberField>member</groupMemberField>  
    <groupDescriptionField>description</groupDescriptionField>  
    <posixMode>false</posixMode>  
    <groupSearchFilter>(objectClass=group)</groupSearchFilter>
  </ldap>  


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