मेरी पता पुस्तिका - Plugins & Extensions

With Mozilla Thunderbird you can access your Memotoo
contacts directly when you start typing an e-mail address:
एक LDAP निर्देशिका का उपयोग कर अपने संपर्कों तक पहुँच प्राप्त करें

एक LDAP निर्देशिका का उपयोग कर अपने संपर्कों तक पहुँच प्राप्त करें

» Mozilla Thunderbird will show suggested e-mail addresses stored in Memotoo!

How to set it up:

Go to "Options" in the "Tools" menu

In "Composition" check the "Directory Server" box and click "Edit Directories..."
Next add the directory server (complete with settings below)

LDAP directory address / Hostname ldap.memotoo.com

Port number 389

Base name / Base DN
You must log in to see the base name
To test if it's OK write a new e-mail, start typing the beginning of a name or e-mail address of one of your contacts in the "To:" field and wait until Thunderbird shows a list of suggested contacts (this could take few seconds).

If the text that you typed becomes red it means Thunderbird cannot connect to Memotoo: check your configuration in "Account Settings ..." with the image below:

Search contacts stored in Memotoo with Outlook or Outlook
Express directly with the function "Search contacts"!
एक LDAP निर्देशिका का उपयोग कर अपने संपर्कों तक पहुँच प्राप्त करें

How to set it up:

Go to "Accounts" in the "Tools" menu

Click "Directory Server" and click "Add"
or
Next add the directory server (complete with settings below)
or

LDAP directory address / Hostname ldap.memotoo.com

Port number 389

Base name / Base DN
You must log in to see the base name

In the Mail software in Mac OS X, you can access your
Memotoo contacts directly when you start typing an e-mail address:

» The software will show suggested e-mail addresses stored in Memotoo!

How to set it up:

Open the Address Book and go to "Preferences" in the "Address Book" menu
In "LDAP", next add the directory server (complete with settings below)

LDAP directory address / Hostname ldap.memotoo.com

Port number 389

Base name / Base DN
You must log in to see the base name
To test if it's OK, enter a name to search in the search engine of the Address Book: