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This topic explains how to verify that public
LAN access to the LDAP directory is enabled on MSS.
| Security Risk!
If you enable LDAP directory access, email addresses of each
subscriber are viewable. Therefore, it is recommended that
you administer LDAP for use only behind a corporate firewall,
and that access to the LDAP port be blocked from external
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To administer LDAP ports:
- On the Administer System Attributes and Ports page, under System TCP/IP Ports, administer the following LDAP ports:
- LDAP Port: This is the primary LDAP port.
- LDAP SSL Port: This is the port used for LDAP transmissions requiring SSL.
- LDAP Internal Server Port: This is the port number used for internal LDAP processes.
- LDAP Directory Update Port: This is the port number used by the directory update LDAP server.
- LDAP Front End Alternate Port: The secondary LDAP port, if you choose to administer one.
Click the field name or Help for a complete description of the LDAP port fields.
- Click Save.
- If your subscribers will be using the MSS in conjunction
with email client applications, such as Microsoft Outlook, for "by name" addressing, continue with Accessing
the LDAP address directory.
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