Re: Need to export Exchange Server to OpenLdap

["Nick Keeman" <nkeeman@linuxmail.org>]

But what I don't understand is that the two programs "gq" and "ldapbrowser" both can see the data.  I can search for people in the MS-Exchange Addressbook if I enter two search characters or more.  So these programs are intelligent enough to determine the schema themselves.  The problem is that these programs can't export the data to .ldif.

There's been professional articles about how to move from MS-Exchange to OpenLdap but the article didn't explain how to extract the data with an Ldap-client.

Guess I have to ask it really nice to the MS people in my company this time.

Thanx,

Nick

----- Original Message -----
From: "Joseph Kezar" <jkezar@doc.state.vt.us>
Date: Tue, 28 Jan 2003 13:59:37 -0500
To: "Nick Keeman" <nkeeman@linuxmail.org>, <openldap-software@OpenLDAP.org>
Subject: Re: Need to export Exchange Server to OpenLdap

Re: It would be nice if there was a exchange.schema file or perhaps a
Re: active_directory.schema to allow a flush of the exchange related data and
Re: active directory data so it can just be dumped into OpenLDAP.
Re: 
Re: For now there are alternative schemas I guess we are stuck clouging
Re: together.
Re: 
Re: Let me know if there is anything out there that would allow such a "sharing"
Re: of data between the monster and openLDAP.
Re: 
Re: thanks,
Re: Joe Kezar
Re: 
Re: ----- Original Message -----
Re: From: "Nick Keeman" <nkeeman@linuxmail.org>
Re: To: <openldap-software@OpenLDAP.org>
Re: Sent: Tuesday, January 28, 2003 12:46 PM
Re: Subject: Need to export Exchange Server to OpenLdap
Re: 
Re: 
Re: > Hi Experts,
Re: >
Re: > I've been looking into ways of extracting addressbook data from
Re: MS-Exchange to an OpenLdap database.  I've tried the product "ldapbrowser"
Re: and "gq".  They were both able to see the address-book data but were not
Re: able to export it to an ldif file. The Windoze admins are unwilling to
Re: export the data to an ldif file so I need to extract it myself.
Re: >
Re: > I've then tried the "ldapsearch -L" command but couldn't get it going.
Re: Same for "slapcat".  Is there anybody who has done this before.
Re:  (ldapsearch -L "objectclass=*" -h dtsrv10 -x)
Re: >
Re: > I would appreciate if someone could help me out.
Re: >
Re: > Nick
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