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Hi, Can anyone pls. tell me how to access Active directory from solaris. I am looking at solution by which I can send mail notification from the logs generated by scripts, to the users on Exchange server. I am trying for a Perl-LDAP module , but don't realy know how to go for it
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In my script I am picking up the user IDs from /etc/passwd database.
Now this requirement then comes into picture to find out related mail address on the exchange server, for the user ID (derived from /etc/passwd database). Is there any way by which I can resolve mail id for the user on unix box. |
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creative /etc/hosts resolving and utilizing your company's SMTP server...
You could introduce your company's SMTP server and some creative /etc/hosts resolving on your SUNbox?
Our sendmail is configured w/the following options: DMyourCOMPANY.com (masquerade company email address) DSmail.COMPANY.com (this is the default route for all outgoing mail, which will be resolved in hosts file locally) now in /etc/hosts, resolve mailCOMPANY.com by associating it w/your company's SMTP server (It will also include an alais for your exchange server domain). 192.x.x.x EXCHANGEdefaultDOMAIN.net mailCOMPANY.com I believe it is this EXCHANGEdefaultDOMAIN.net entry that allows exchange to receive incoming mail. You will notice that it is recognized when performing a sendmail test (sendmail -v exchangeUSER@COMPANY.com). no DNS, everything is resolved locally. |
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ganeshh
Any Idea how to go for ldapsearch....a script.. something like that..?
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