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Chapter 2 Setting Up and Managing Address Book Server 17

Conguring Directory Search for Address Book Server

Directory searching lets Address Book Server clients search the directory services

Address Book Server is bound to. This can include Mac OS X Server version 10.5

implementations that are congured with the Directory application. It can also include

any existing LDAP or Active Directory implementations.

To allow searching of existing directory services:

1 In Server Admin, select a server and select Address Book.

2 Click the Settings button in the toolbar.

3 In the Directory Searching eld:

Select “Allow searching for users” if you want to allow searching of users in directory Â

services that the server is bound to.

Select “Allow searching for public contacts” if you want to allow access to public Â

users congured with Directory on Mac OS X Server version 10.5.

4 Click Save, and then restart the service.

From the command line:

1 sudo serveradmin settings addressbook:EnableSearchAddressBook = true

2 Enable either (or both) searching of user accounts available available to Address Book

Server or public shared contacts (as designated in Mac OS X Server 10.5).

User accounts: Â

sudo serveradmin settings addressbook:DirectoryAddressBook:params:query

UserRecords = true

Shared contacts: Â

sudo serveradmin settings addressbook:DirectoryAddressBook:params:query

PeopleRecords = true

3 sudo serveradmin stop addressbook

4 sudo serveradmin start addressbook

To convert public users congured with Directory on Mac OS X Server version 10.5 to

regular Address Book Server users, see “Upgrading Contacts from Directory in Mac OS X

Server Version 10.5” on page 24.

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