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Latitude Communications MeetingPlace Directory Services System Manager’s Guide
LDAP Filters
The LDAP Filters section of the configuration file contains a list
of objects you want to import. By default, MeetingPlace
Directory Services imports all entries whose objectClass
attribute has a value of person, as detailed in the
[LDAPFilters]
of objects you want to import. By default, MeetingPlace
Directory Services imports all entries whose objectClass
attribute has a value of person, as detailed in the
[LDAPFilters]
section of the configuration file:
[LDAPFilters]
Abs_Person = &attrHasValue(*objectClass,
“person”)
You can modify an existing LDAP filter to include additional
attributes.
attributes.
To modify the LDAPFilter expression to include additional
attributes:
1. From the [Conversion Functions] section, enter the
attributes:
1. From the [Conversion Functions] section, enter the
following expression:
FilterAnd = MPPlugIn.dll, mlkFilterAnd
In order to filter on multiple values, the filters must be
appended to one another. This command registers the
FilterAnd function, which allows you to append an
expression, and can be used to filter out more than one
attribute. To utilize a plug-in function, it must be registered.
appended to one another. This command registers the
FilterAnd function, which allows you to append an
expression, and can be used to filter out more than one
attribute. To utilize a plug-in function, it must be registered.
2. From the [LDAPFilters] section of the configuration
file, alter the expression to appear as:
Abs_Person = &filterAnd(“2”,
&attrHasValue(*objectClass, “person”,
&attrHasValue(*attribute name, “attribute
value”)
, where
•
attribute name
is the name of the attribute.
•
attribute value
is the filter.
3. From the File menu, click Save.