Difference between revisions of "HowTos/Barracuda Integration"

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Scalix Wiki -> How-Tos -> Barracuda Integration

Tested on Barracuda Model 300 with firmware 3.5.12.010 (2009-02-13 17:01:46)

Create the domain in Barracuda in the normal way, with Domains->Add Domain. Once you're done, your new domain will appear in the list in Barracuda. Click on "Edit LDAP" and enter this information:

LDAP Server: myscalix.mydomain.com (or IP address, either works fine)

LDAP Port: 389 (change if you're using a non-standard value)

Exchange Accelerator/LDAP Verification: Yes

Unify Email Addresses: No (see Barracuda help)

SSL/TLS Mode: No

Require SSL/TLS: No

Bind DN: CN=sxqueryadmin

Bind Password: **********

LDAP Filter: mail=${recipient_email}

LDAP Search Base: ${defaultNamingContext}

LDAP UID: omcn

LDAP Primary Email Attribute: mail

Canary Email: [leave blank]

Valid Email (for testing): someuser@myscalix.mydomain.com

If you have more than one domain, do this for each one. Make sure you provide a valid email address for the domain in question to test LDAP. When you're finished editing each domain, be sure to do that: press the "Test LDAP" button. You should see, "successful."

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+[[Scalix Wiki]] -> [[How-Tos]] -> '''Barracuda Integration'''
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-Tested on Barracuda Model 400 with firmware v3.5.12.007.
+Tested on Barracuda Model 300 with firmware 3.5.12.010 (2009-02-13 17:01:46)
+Create the domain in Barracuda in the normal way, with Domains->Add Domain. Once you're done, your new domain will appear in the list in Barracuda. Click on "Edit LDAP" and enter this information:
+LDAP Server: myscalix.mydomain.com (or IP address, either works fine)
+LDAP Port: 389 (change if you're using a non-standard value)
+Exchange Accelerator/LDAP Verification: Yes
+Unify Email Addresses: No (see Barracuda help)
+SSL/TLS Mode: No
+Require SSL/TLS: No
+Bind DN:  CN=sxqueryadmin
+Bind Password: **********
+LDAP Filter:  mail=${recipient_email}
+LDAP Search Base: ${defaultNamingContext}
+LDAP UID: omcn
+LDAP Primary Email Attribute: mail
+Canary Email: [leave blank]
+Valid Email (for testing): someuser@myscalix.mydomain.com
-) When setting up the domain in Barracuda, specify the settings one would normally put for adding any domain.
-) Under the LDAP settings, put the following:
-LDAP Server: sxlab.mydomain.net (FQDN of Scalix server) LDAP Port: 389 (636 for LDAPs) Exchange Accelerator/LDAP Verification: Yes Unify Email Address: Yes (ensures aliases end up in same quarantine as main user) SSL/TLS Mode: Off (unless LDAPS is enabled with stunnel on port 636) Require SSL/TLS: No (unless LDAP is enabled) Bind DN (username): CN=sxadmin Bind Password: secret LDAP filter: (|(mail=${recipient_email})) LDAP Search Base: O=Scalix LDAP UID: mail LDAP Primariy Email Attribute: mail
-Canary Email:       (optional)
-Valid Email: validuser@newdomain.com
-) Clicking "Test LDAP" button should return: LDAP Test Successful with the details of the response. For example, if query is done for joe@newdomain.com, and its an alias for the jsmith@newdomain.com domain, the jsmith@newdomain.com user will be returned and shown in the LDAP response.
+If you have more than one domain, do this for each one. Make sure you provide a valid email address for the domain in question to test LDAP. When you're finished editing each domain, be sure to do that: press the "Test LDAP" button. You should see, "successful."