2. Setting up Network Server
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22. Click the [File] menu and select [Save As...] to save the set-
tings. Then restart the server.
• The added schema becomes effective after restarting the server.
Configuring attribute value for each user
NOTE: Before configuring the attribute value for each user, you must install the Windows Sup-
port Tools. To install the Windows Support Tools, right-click the “suptools.msi” file in the
“support\tools” folder in the Windows Server 2003 CD-ROM and select [Install].
1. Click the [Start] menu and select [Run].
• The Run dialog box appears.
2. Enter “ldp” and click [OK].
• The Ldp window appears.
3. Click the [Connection] menu and select [Connect...].
• The Connect dialog box appears.
4. Enter the IP address of the Active Directory Server in the
“Server” field, and click [OK].
• It returns to the Ldp window.
5. Click the [Connection] menu and select [Bind...].
• The Bind dialog box appears.
6. Enter the administrator name, password, and domain name
to login the Active Directory Server. Then click [OK].
• It returns to the Ldp window.
7. Click the [View] menu and select [Tree].
• The Tree View dialog box appears.
8. Enter the base domain name in the “BaseDN” field and click
[OK].
• It returns to the Ldp window.
SUPPLEMENT: In the BaseDN field, you must enter the base domain name in the Base DN format.
For example, to specify “ldap.ifax.com”, enter “dc=ldap,dc=ifax,dc=com”.
9. Browse “CN=Users,DC=...” in the left pane. Then right-click
the user object that you want to set the attribute value and
select [Modify].
• The Modify dialog box appears.
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