Rob,
I do not know how to automatically manipulate the digits. I am sure you could edit the .asp code.

Yann, Mark & Jason,
I am not sure how to search the ipPhone instead of the Phone Number field. I am also not sure about searching the root.

Josh

Also, I’m having an issue querying for users in my environment since we don’t have an OU that contains all users. Basically my AD structure has 46 OUs off the root. I can’t specify only “DC=company,DC=com” as the value for ldapsearchbase, as I get an “Operations error” exception every time I try. It appears to me that the cisco dll requires a string like “OU=xyz,DC=company,DC=com” and will not work without at least one OU specified. Can anyone confirm this or point me in a different direction? I have also used the SetSearchOption method provided by the dll to specify 0 (no limit) for search results with no success. (Although I confirmed that it works as the documentation specified and gave me 1000 results back on a query against a specific OU instead of the 320 I was getting previously.)

Thanks!
Jason

First off awesome tutorial. It’s working for me, but has anyone been able to modify the ldap query so that it only displays objects with an entry in the IpPhone field?

I was looking at running a script that would do the query and create the objects in a new ou, but I would definitely prefer it to be a one stop shop.

Thanks,
Mark

Thanks a lot for this nice tutorial, it helped me A LOT !
The connection with the AD is working fine, if I perform a search I get the list of users with their phone numbers, I also modified the asp file to get the ipPhone field instead of the telephonenumber field, everything is OK.
Nevertheless, if I perform a search by Phone Number, it will always try to look into the telephonenumber field, and not the ipPhone field.
Does anybody know how I could change this ?
Thanks in advance for your reply.
Yann

Does anyone know of a way to insert a “0″ prefix onto the returned numbers. I’d have got a mobile number directory working but can’t dial because AD doesn’t include 0 for an outside line.

Great tutorial, Thanks,

Rob.

issue was AD users properties:
I filled only the firstname. The application needs firstname, name and display name.

Thanks for your help and for your website!

when i enter the URL on my web browser, it returns the xml file:

**URL**
http://172.20.27.50/CiscoIPServices/LocalizedDirectory/directory.xml

**XML File**
-
Select a directory
-
CCM Directory
http://172.31.12.67/CCMCIP/xmldirectoryinput.asp

-
AD Directory
http://172.20.27.50/CiscoIPServices/LocalizedDirectory/localizeddirectory2.asp?action=search

* When i choose “CCM Directory” it is ok. But when i choose AD directory it returns “Records 0 to 0 of 0″.

I was thinking it was an admin acount issue. What kind of administrator account do you use?
If i browse my AD with Softera Ldap browser and my admin account it works.
do I use LDAPSearch COM server?

**localizeddirectory2.asp***
var ldapserver = “172.20.27.50″;
var ldapsearchbase = “OU=Dev_users,DC=DEV,DC=lan”;
var ldapport = “389″;
var ldapuserid = “Admin”;
var ldappassword = “cisco123$”;

Thanks

172.20.27.50 = IIS, SDK and AD

172.31.12.67 = CCM 4

Does the XML page show up when you enter the URL in your PC’s web browser?

Josh

when i submit a request from my ip communicator, it doesn’t return anything:
“Records 0 to 0 of 0″

of course i checked many times, but i didn’t find anything.

CCM 4.1

thanks