When composing audit emails in the iConsole Compose Mail dialog, reviewers can fill in the To, Cc or Bcc address fields by searching for matching entries in an address book such as Active Directory.
Registry Changes
Address book searching is automatically enabled when you install a front-end Web server. But you can configure this by editing values in the Web registry key. Within this registry key, edit the following values:
Type: REG_DWORD
Data: This defaults to 1. Set this value to 1 to enable autocomplete in the To, Cc or Bcc fields of the iConsole Compose Mail dialog. That is, as a reviewer types the first letters of a recipient’s name, the iConsole automatically shows a list of matching entries in the address book.
If set to zero, autocomplete is disabled. But reviewers can still search for matching address book entries using the iConsole Address Selector dialog—see the screenshot below .
Type: REG_SZ
Data: This value defines the filter used to query the LDAP directory for matching address book entries. The default query is:
(&(|(givenname={0})
(samAccountName={0}))
(|(objectCategory=person)
(objectCategory=group)))
You do not normally need to change this value. You only need to do so if, for example, you only want to return users, but not groups, from the address book.
Note: The LDAP directory is specified by registry value LookupLDAPServers.
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