Naming Violation (64) - Microsoft Outlook 2003

[jpkovacic]

I attempted to setup and access my company's directory via LDAP on Microsoft Outlook 2003. When I select the company directory in the Outlook 2003 address book, I get the following error:

Microsoft LDAP Directory
Naming Violation (64)

I had no problem accessing the company directory via LDAP on Mozilla Thunderbird. Is there some special configuration required in MS Outlook 2003 to eliminate this error?

Thanks,
Joe Kovacic

[ScalixSupport]

What is your search base?

Are you using Outlook in IMAP mode or with Scalix Connect? If the latter what version of Scalix Connect are you using?

Thanks,
Don

[jpkovacic]

I apologize for the omission. The problem occurs in MS Outlook 2003 with IMAP mode. The search string is as follows: cn=scalix,o=Scalix,dc=ls-mail1,dc=logsec,dc=com

I haven't experienced any such problem with Enterprise accounts and Scalix connect.

[ScalixSupport]

Just use o=scalix as your search base and that should work better for you.

Regards,
Don

[jpkovacic]

I figured out what was causing the error. When I was setting up the LDAP entry in Outlook 2003, I checked the "THIS SERVER REQUIRES ME TO LOG ON" option and entered my user name and password. With these entries, I receive the NAMING VIOLATION error. When I uncheck this setting, I no longer get this error and can query the company directory.

One more question: when I bring up the company (LDAP) directory in Outlook 2003, the address book lists no E-mails. Is there any setting (search base?) that would allow all of the company E-mail addresses to appear by default when I open the Outlook 2003 address book?

Thanks for all your help.

[ScalixSupport]

I don't believe that is possible as that is the nature of LDAP.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ldap

Regards,
Don