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Hello - I have an NT 4.0 PDC and an NT 4.0/exchange 5.5 server.<br />
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I am working with Barracuda software on installing hosted antispam service.<br />
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I have been advised that I need to have LDAP working on my PDC in order for their service to work.<br />
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They have also provide instructions on changes that must be made to my firewall (open port 389 to their specific IP addresses)<br />
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My queston is... how do I enable the LDAP service on my PDC. I'd appreciate it if someone would provide me with a basic overview along with detailed setup instructions<br />
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thanks all
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Hello - I have an NT 4.0 PDC and an NT 4.0/exchange 5.5 server.

I am working with Barracuda software on installing hosted antispam service.

I have been advised that I need to have LDAP working on my PDC in order for their service to work.

They have also provide instructions on changes that must be made to my firewall (open port 389 to their specific IP addresses)

My queston is... how do I enable the LDAP service on my PDC. I'd appreciate it if someone would provide me with a basic overview along with detailed setup instructions

thanks all

Enable LDAP on NT PDC?

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