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It is advisable for the Network Administrator to configure settings as a knowledge of the Network is required. C250, 252, C300, C351, C352, C450, BH420/BH500, BH600/BH750 Setting up via the Control Panel – 1) Press on Utility/Counter 2) Press on Administrator Setting and enter the Admin code of 12345678 3) Press on Network Setting 4) Press on LDAP Setting 5) Press on ‘Enabling LDAP Function’ and select ‘ON’. Press ‘OK’ 6) The machine will then take you out of Network Settings and you will have to follow steps 3 & 4 again 7) Press on ‘Setting Up LDAP’ and the following screen will appear 8) Enter the IP address of the server where LDAP is configured 9) Enter in the ‘Search Base’ of the domain. As a rough guide you can find the domain by right clicking ‘My Computer’ and going in to the Properties. Under the ‘Computer Name’ tab it will say ‘Domain’ as below. The basic rule for the Search Base is if the customer has a separate container of employee e-mail addresses that are outside of the root of the domain this must also be specified. If they do not, you only need to input the root. For example, the customer has a container called Sales, and his domain is mydomain.co.uk. The search base would be: ou=Sales,dc=mydomain,dc=co,dc=uk Without the Sales container, it would be dc=mydomain,dc=co,dc=uk(Searches entire domain) My Computer Properties 10) Press the ‘FWD’ button to progress to the next screen 11) These next settings are very much dependent on the customer’s server and how it has been set up. For example, the Hotline in Basildon runs on a different network to the LDAP server. On our machines, we have to set the ‘General Settings’ to ‘Simple’ but on the next screen we have to force the domain within the User Name. On other machines in the building that are on the same network as the server, ‘General Settings’ are set to GSS-SPNEG0 and the domain does not need to forced. 12) Press the ‘FWD’ button to progress to the next screen 13) Enter the ‘Login Name’ and ‘Password’ of an account that is set up on the server. This is us forcing the domain 14) Enter in the ‘Domain Name’ as discovered in Step 9. 15) Press the ‘FWD’ button to progress to the next screen 16) Set as required On the machine, a ‘Check Connection’ button will appear here. Once you have entered the settings, press on this button to ensure the machine can see the LDAP server Set up of LDAP is now complete. You can also set this up via a web browser. To...

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