# LDAP server active

LDAP clients can query the communication server’s phone books via the integrated LDAP server.

In connection with SIP-DECT the OMM server as LDAP client accesses the phone books, thereby enabling dialling by name and name resolution on the SIP-DECT phones.

Table 1. Settings for access to the LDAP server
Parameter | Explanation
LDAP service port | Port for communications with the LDAP service (default entry: 389)
SLDAP service port | Port for communications with the LDAP service (default entry: 636) - not supported at present.
Search base | LDAP name of the search base in LDAP notation. Default value is “dc=pbx.local”.
LDAP server | The LDAP server is enabled (default setting: ).
Root password | An LDAP client must use this password to identify itself prior to a search base query, unless anonymous access is activated (default).
Anonymous access | Allows password-free access to the search base.

## Query

In the LDAP client enter the following query strings to access the communication server’s phone books:

Table 2. Query strings
Phone book | Query string
Public phone book | dc=pbxnameservice,dc=pbx.local
Private phone book | dc=<TEL>,dc=private,dc=pbxnameservice,dc=pbx.local
Public and private phone book | dc=<TEL>,dc=pbxnameservice,dc=pbx.local

<TEL> is a variable representing the user’s internal call number.

Parent topic: IP Security
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