Kamenko Pajic wrote:

We have Panasonic KX-UTG300B phones (SIP phone) which has LDAP Phonebook option.

Settings on the phone to make this work are simple: LDAP Server Address: LDAP Server Port: LDAP Authentication ID: LDAP Authentication Password:> LDAP Search Base:

When I go to LDAP address book on the phone I get thousands of entries listing not only users with their phone number but also all other entries like resources, empty lines(???), N/A, Distribution lists …. Etc. in short probably everything.

There is no way I can set up a filter to filter users only that have phone number set in AD.

What I need is LDAP proxy server which will be queried by our phones instead of querying AD Server directly and return filtered list (example: just entries containing information in “telephoneNumber” attribute)

It seems you can configure an identity with which the phone binds. Or maybe you have a distinct IP network for the phones?

So you could try to build a LDAP proxy with ACLs for implementing AD views for your phones.

Ciao, Michael.

Am Fri, 21 Apr 2017 21:23:05 +0000 schrieb Kamenko Pajic Kamenko@ucsusa.org:

We have Panasonic KX-UTG300B phones (SIP phone) which has LDAP Phonebook option.

Settings on the phone to make this work are simple:

LDAP Server Address:

LDAP Server Port:

LDAP Authentication ID:

LDAP Authentication Password:

LDAP Search Base:

When I go to LDAP address book on the phone I get thousands of entries listing not only users with their phone number but also all other entries like resources, empty lines(???), N/A, Distribution lists .. Etc. in short probably everything.

There is no way I can set up a filter to filter users only that have phone number set in AD.

What I need is LDAP proxy server which will be queried by our phones instead of querying AD Server directly and return filtered list (example: just entries containing information in "telephoneNumber" attribute)

Is this possible? I've been trying for weeks now with no success.

Please someone, send me sample ldap.conf and slapd.conf configuration files

You may create a dynamic list, man slapo-dynlist(5) An entry example:

dn: cn=telehoneGroup,o=my company cn: telephoneGroup objectClass: groupOfURLs memberURL: ldap:///ou=my User,o=my company?telephoneNumber?sub?(objectclass =inetorgerson)

-Dieter