LDAP searchbase for new copier
My company just bought a new Ricoh MPC6000 copier. I was able to setup the scan to email via LDAP search but only to one OU. ex. OU=back office,DC=green,DC=local
It works but only to the users in that OU. I need to be able to also do this with the front office OU.
Is this possible and if so how would I be able to do that?
It works but only to the users in that OU. I need to be able to also do this with the front office OU.
Is this possible and if so how would I be able to do that?
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blargoe
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You could do something like that if it supported LDAP filter strings, but if it only wants a path to a container... I dunno. Did you consult the product documentation?
Could you create a new OU, move the back office OU and the front office OU into that OU, and use the new OU for the path on your Ricoh?IT guy since 12/00
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qwertyiop
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You could do something like that if it supported LDAP filter strings, but if it only wants a path to a container... I dunno. Did you consult the product documentation?
Could you create a new OU, move the back office OU and the front office OU into that OU, and use the new OU for the path on your Ricoh?
Thats actually what I mentioned to my superiors before i saw your post. They dont really like the idea but would like to use that LDAP function so that we dont have to actively add and delete the users.
I sent a email to our consultant just to get his input on this.
The only thing im worried about is that if I create a new OU and move the other 2 OU's into it is how it would affect the group policies that are attached to thoes OU's?