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Integrate GÉANT-LDAP as an address book

Integrate GÉANT-LDAP as an address book

Kurzinformation

Outlook can be configured to send signed and/or encrypted emails.

The GÉANT-LDAP server is required to send an encrypted email to a recipient, without having their public RSA key. The recipient must have received a user certificate from GÉANT and have consented to the publication in LDAP.

 
 

Detailinformation

Configuring GÉANT-LDAP as an address book (optional):

This guide was created using Outlook 365 version 2310 on Windows 10 (information is current as of 18.1.2024)

 
Open your account settings via FileInfoAccount SettingsAccount Settings.

Select File in the menu ribbon

Opening the account settings

 

Open the Address Books tab and select New...

Adding a new address book

 

Select LDAP as the directory type and click on Next.

Choose LDAP

 

Make the following setting:

  • Server Name: ldappv.rwth-aachen.de
 

Open More Settings...

Setting the server name

 

You will be shown a pop-up advising you that Outlook must be restarted. We can ignore this pop-up for now by clicking on OK.

Restart hint

 

Make the following settings in the Connection tab:

  • Display Name: Can be chosen freely
  • Port: 636
  • Use Secure Sockets Layer: Selected

Connection settings

 

Make the following settings in the Search tab:

  • Server Settings: Custom (selected)
    • o=RWTH Aachen University,ou=GEANT/TCS,dc=rwth-aachen,dc=de
  • Enable Browsing: Please do not select this!

Click on OK to close the dialogue window.

Search settings

 

Click on Next to confirm the settings.

Confirming the settings

 

Click on Finish to add the address book.

Finish

 

The GÉANT-LDAP should now be displayed in the list of address books.

The GÉANT-LDAP displayed in the list of address books

 

Please restart outlook to complete the configuration.

last changed on 01/22/2024

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