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LDAP port 389 problem - 30.Jan.2007 4:04:40 AM   
jinsiew

 

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Hi! Have a problem with one of our exchange servers. The LDAP protocol is already enabled, port 389. But it is not accessible and when we did a netstat -a, we cannot see this port being listed. Not sure what else to check or how to fix this problem. Appreciate any help and advise.

Thanks!

Regards,
Jin
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RE: LDAP port 389 problem - 1.Feb.2007 9:40:22 AM   
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If you have Active Directory and using Exchange 5.5. AD uses 389 for LDAP lookups (and 3268 for Global Catalog lookups).
You can change the port number in Exchange Admin to a different port so that its usable again e.g 379, do it for each 5.5 server.

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