Outlook requests LDAP Connections details

[JJD]

I recently installed Office Professional Edition 2003
over Office 2000. Now, whenever I open outlook, I get a
dialog box entitled "Microsoft LDAP Directory." The tab
is titled "Connection Details" Fields are Server Name
with NULL highlighted, Port 3268, and User Name. While I
have looked in the Knowledge base and have asked others
to do the same, I have no idea what LDAP is. No matter
whether I choose Okay or Cancel it does then give me
access to Outlook. Also until I installed Office 2003, I
was able to sync mt Palm Tungsten T3 with Outlook. When
I try now, the same LDAP Directory Dialog box comes up,
anf no matter how I respond, neither my calendar or my
contacts are updated, Any suggestions.

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

Go to Tools->Email Accounts->Directories->View or Change and delete the LDAP
option. Then install the Outlook Address Book service. Close and restart
Outlook and your problems should go away.

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. Due to
the (insert latest virus name here) virus, all mail sent to my personal
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After searching google.groups.com and finding no answer, JJD asked:

| I recently installed Office Professional Edition 2003
| over Office 2000. Now, whenever I open outlook, I get a
| dialog box entitled "Microsoft LDAP Directory." The tab
| is titled "Connection Details" Fields are Server Name
| with NULL highlighted, Port 3268, and User Name. While I
| have looked in the Knowledge base and have asked others
| to do the same, I have no idea what LDAP is. No matter
| whether I choose Okay or Cancel it does then give me
| access to Outlook. Also until I installed Office 2003, I
| was able to sync mt Palm Tungsten T3 with Outlook. When
| I try now, the same LDAP Directory Dialog box comes up,
| anf no matter how I respond, neither my calendar or my
| contacts are updated, Any suggestions.

 

[JJD]

Milly,
Followed yor instructions. Outlook seems to work fine
now. Still working on the Palm Sync problem. Thanks for
your help.

 

[Guest]

JJ

Were you able to resolve? I am having the same trouble and I don't know what to do? Any assistance would be most appreciated. Thanks

Blak

----- JJD wrote: ----

I recently installed Office Professional Edition 2003
over Office 2000. Now, whenever I open outlook, I get a
dialog box entitled "Microsoft LDAP Directory." The tab
is titled "Connection Details" Fields are Server Name
with NULL highlighted, Port 3268, and User Name. While I
have looked in the Knowledge base and have asked others
to do the same, I have no idea what LDAP is. No matter
whether I choose Okay or Cancel it does then give me
access to Outlook. Also until I installed Office 2003, I
was able to sync mt Palm Tungsten T3 with Outlook. When
I try now, the same LDAP Directory Dialog box comes up,
anf no matter how I respond, neither my calendar or my
contacts are updated, Any suggestions.