HP-UX Mailing Services Administrator's Guide (B2355-91064)

or
F{LDAPRoute}/etc/mail/ldap-domain-file
where /etc/mail/ldap-domain-file contains the domains.
The LDAPDefaultSpec option in the sendmail.cf file sets the default LDAP map
specification. You must set this up before defining LDAP maps. The settings are used
for all LDAP maps unless they are specified in the individual map specification (K
command). By default, it appears in the sendmail.cf file as follows:
O LDAPDefaultSpec=-h localhost
localhost can be replaced by your LDAP server name.
Following are the switches commonly used by most applications:
• -b – LDAP search base
Directory in the LDAP tree where the search begins. For example:
-b “o=hp.com”
• -d – BindDN
The BindDN parameter used to specify the DN value for the LDAP bind request.
For example:
-d”cn=ldap://:389,dc=edat104,dc=atl,dc=hp,dc=com”
• -h – LDAP servers
Space-separated string of servers that support LDAP at your site. For example:
-h “ldap1.hp.com ldap2.hp.com”
• -p – Port numbers
Port numbers where LDAP service is available. For example:
-p 33333
• -k – LDAP search string (key)
String that defines how an LDAP map takes its input value and initiates an LDAP
search. For example:
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