Internal Map variables for LDAP-LDAP

These internal map variables are used with the LDAP-LDAP program:

~struct~

This dynamically generates the necessary base DN Structure for the destination object. This includes if the stuctname and/or destsubtree options are used. For example, in Active Directory the root would be dc=domain,dc=com.

~sn~ ~givenname~ ~initials~ ~personaltitle~ ~gq~

The following variables map the typical parts of a person’s name. These variables are generated in two ways:

• The variables are automatically mapped from the original individual attributes of the source record.
• The variables are populated when display-parse=yes (on the Display Name tab) is used.

~cn~

This attribute is generated by the settings of display-firstlast and display-label as configured on the Display Name tab.

~uniqueid~

This is a generated number based on the source record’s DN

~alias~

This is a generated field based on the ~givenname~ ~initials~ and ~sn~ internal attributes. They are combined and separated with periods. The periods are automatically cleaned up if one or more of the attributes are missing. ie. first.middle.last

~mail~

This will be populated with the original record’s SMTP address. We recommend you use this rather than ^mail^ in the event of using the following parameters: swapproxy or subsmtpdomain which will change the value of ~mail~

~x400~

This will automatically map the original record’s X400 address. We recommend you use this rather than something like ^textencodedoraddress^

~target~

This is primarily used for Exchange 5.5/2000. Ths defines a target address format typically used with custom recipients/Contacts. Typically it will follow the format below: SMTP:smtpaddress X400:x400address

~uid~

This typically is the ~mail~ value unless x400=yes is set. If x400=yes, the original UID will be used.

~server~

The server name of an Exchange 5.5 mailbox is provided here.

~mapi~

This is typically used for Exchange 5.5/2000 syncs. Typically if the source is a Microsoft mailbox it will be set to ‘TRUE’ otherwise it’s set to ‘FALSE’.

~mailsystem~

This is used when the destination system is Lotus Notes. It is set to 5 if the e-mail address is SMTP, 4 if X400.

~componentXX~

These variables identify components of the Source DN. If the sourceDN is: :dn: cn=KristineP,cn=Recipients,ou=Site,o=Dirwiz

The available internal variables are as follows:

    component-1: Dirwiz
    component-2: Site
    component-3: Recipients
    component0: KristineP
    component1: Recipients
    component2: Site
    component3: Dirwiz

~synctime~

Generates a time/datestamp value that can be used to provide when modified information for synced objects.