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Matthew,<br>
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For CM5.x and 6.x there is an ldap filtering mechanism that allows you
to filter on user attributes. So if you can set a 'valid' attribute on
all of your valid users, you can then setup an ldap filter for CM that
only imports those valid users. It will be some leg work, but it is
possible. I will pass you the instructions offline.<br>
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/Wes<br>
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Matthew J. Hughes wrote:
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<p>We are implementing CCM6 on campus and now using our Active
Directory for logins for CCMusers, and for the directory. The AD was
not designed to be CCM friendly so it has OUs that are not wanted, and
users in the groups that don't have a phone associated with them. It
is possible I suppose to mess with the AD structure and move unwanted
users to alternate OUs, but this shouldn't be necessary. You can
define a "LDAP User Search Base" but my understanding is you can not
put refined search criteria in this field. I want to only get the AD
users that have a 4 digit extension listed in the IPPHONE field of
LDAP. I don't see a way to do this in CCM Admin. Are any of you
familiar with LDAP enough to give guidance? All I could think to do is
have a intermediary LDAP "Gateway" the gateway(OPEN LDAP, etc..) will
sync with AD getting only the users I want, CCM6 would then sync with
the Gateway. Downside is we have to maintain a different LDAP server
just for this purpose. Any Ideas?
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