For dynamic configuration you can resolve the IP address via LDAP query. Then instead of the IP address you have to enter "snom_ldap.ini ATTRIBUTE_NAME" (without quotation mark). The file snom_ldap.ini contains the LDAP connecting parametres. The parameter ATTRIBUTE_NAME determines which attribute contains the Snom IP address.
The file "snom_ldap.ini" can be named also differently, however, must end on "ldap.ini" and may contain no blanks.
You find an example of snom_ldap.ini in the folder "Working directory\cfg". If you enter "snom_ldap.ini givenname" for the IP address, "SuiteSpot" sould be resolved as attribute value. The example results in a "TCP connect error", however, should make clear the principle. You can have a look at the structure of the used LDAP server of the University of Arkansas with the LDAP-Browser. |