Active Directory User Property and there LDAP attributes

[one234]

Hello All,

In my office I'm experimenting with LDAP.

I have setup a Windows 2k server with active directory and added some test users.

I also have a telephone administration tool which is able to import users from the active directory and export some properties back to the active directory. Like there phonenumber, ESN number and some other stuff...

The LDAP connection is working ok and I'm able to import some properties of the users from the active directory and export the phone number back into the active directory.

What I'm looking for is a list of the LDAP attributes used by the user property sheet in the active directory (First Name, Last Name, Street, City, Country, etc, etc), so I can map as much user properies as possible.

Could somebody tell me where I could find such a list??

Please note that I'm a newbee with LDAP...

Thx in advance

Marc D.

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[ldap4u]

I don't know of a specific listing of this type - so here's the majority of attributes that you may use ... it's not all inclusive - and I don't delve into some of the AD attributes that are required as part of the NOS portion - but if you have specific questions after reading through this - just post them ...

User Property: LDAP attribute
############################
First Name: givenname
Initials: middleName
Last Name: sn
Display Name: displayName
Description: description
Office: physicaldeliveryofficename
Telephone Number: telephonenumber
E-Mail: mail
Web page:

http://wwwhomepage

Street: streetAddress
P.O. Box: postofficebox
City: l
State: st
Zip/Postal Code: postalcode
Country/Region: co
Home: homephone
Pager: pager
Mobile: mobile
Fax: facsimiletelephonenumber
IP Phone: ipphone
Notes: info
Title: title
Department: department
Company: company
Manger: manager

Best of luck ...

 

[one234]

THX!!!

This should get me started!!!

Marc D.

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