Administrator's Guide - Kerio Software Archive
Administrator's Guide - Kerio Software Archive Administrator's Guide - Kerio Software Archive
Chapter 19 LDAP serverAdvanced folder:Figure 19.2LDAP server settings — Advanced tabServer Port NumberPort the LDAP service is running on. The Use Default button will set the standard portnumber (depending on the on/off mode of SSL — see below).This server requires a secure connection (SSL)A secure connection is activated or inactivated with this option. Set the SSL securitysystem according to Kerio MailServer services configuration (for details, see chapter 6) oraccording to your security policy (see chapter 15.6).Search timeoutIf there is a large LDAP database or the connection is slow, the search can take a long time.This option defines the maximum length of time for searching through the database.When this time expires, the searching is stopped, regardless whether any record has beenfound or not.Note: If the LDAP server is located within the same local network as the client, the searchshould take almost no time.218
19.2 Configuring Email ClientsMaximum number of matches to returnIf the specifications of the item searched are too broad (e.g. most of the recipient’s nameis not included), the search may result in many items found. Limiting the maximumnumber of matches can reduce the search time as well as line traffic. If a large numberof items are returned, a new search should be performed using more narrowly definedspecifications.Search baseSpecify a location of contacts in the LDAP database (see above). If you leave this entryblank, all subscribed folders will be scanned (public and shared).Use simple search filterThis option reduces the number of database items that will be searched. This will makethe search faster, however, the search potential will be reduced. We recommend not touse this option.219
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Chapter 19 LDAP serverAdvanced folder:Figure 19.2LDAP server settings — Advanced tabServer Port NumberPort the LDAP service is running on. The Use Default button will set the standard portnumber (depending on the on/off mode of SSL — see below).This server requires a secure connection (SSL)A secure connection is activated or inactivated with this option. Set the SSL securitysystem according to <strong>Kerio</strong> MailServer services configuration (for details, see chapter 6) oraccording to your security policy (see chapter 15.6).Search timeoutIf there is a large LDAP database or the connection is slow, the search can take a long time.This option defines the maximum length of time for searching through the database.When this time expires, the searching is stopped, regardless whether any record has beenfound or not.Note: If the LDAP server is located within the same local network as the client, the searchshould take almost no time.218
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