You can import the basic driver configuration file for Exchange by using Designer. This basic file creates and configures the objects and policies needed to make the driver work properly.
The following procedure explains one of several ways to import the sample configuration file:
Open a project in Designer.
In the Modeler, right-click the driver set, then select
.From the drop-down list, select
, then click .Configure the driver by filling in the fields.
Specify information specific to your environment. For information on settings, see Table 4-1. To continue through the settings, Click .
Click
to import the driver.Deploy the driver into the Identity Vault.
Table 4-1 Settings for the Exchange Driver
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Description |
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The object name to be assigned to this driver, or the existing driver for which you want to update the configuration. |
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Specifies the NT Domain that the driver connects with. |
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Specifies the IP address or host name of the Exchange Server. The driver makes LDAP queries to this server. |
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Specifies whether to bind authoritatively or anonymously. The default is authoritative ( Section 5.7, Using Authoritative Bind. ). See |
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Specifies the server that contains the Exchange Post Office. The driver connects to this Exchange Post Office. |
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Specifies the organization that the driver administers. |
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Specifies the site that the driver administers. |
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Specifies how long the driver suspends processing between each Exchange connection. |
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Specifies the NT Domain user that the driver uses to authenticate to the NT Domain. |
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Specifies the password that the authoritative user uses to authenticate to the NT domain. |
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Verifies the user password. |
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Specifies the top-level container where Groups synchronized from Exchange are placed. |
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Bidirectional: Both Exchange and eDirectory™ are authoritative sources of the data synchronized between them. Exchange to eDirectory: Exchange is the authoritative source. eDirectory to Exchange: eDirectory is the authoritative source. |
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Sends an e-mail notification to a specified user when password updates fail. |
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Specifies whether the driver implements entitlements. Because this is a design decision, you should understand entitlements before choosing to use it. For information about entitlements, see
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Specifies whether the driver runs locally or on a Remote Loader. |