server & user name = NULL

I just installed Office 2003 on my boss's laptop. Each time I open Outlook, it comes up with a screen entitled "MS LDAP Directory" with the following information: server name = NULL, port = 3268, user name = NULL. All I have to do is click OK, and it goes away, but it is a nag because you can't do anything else until you answer it. I'd like to eliminate this popup every time you open Outlook. Is there something I need to enter in those fields for it to be satisfied and silent?

FYI, I have put three ISP accounts on there, and outlook works fine. I just don't know what the LDAP Directory is and how to disable it the nag.

Anyone help with this?

- maureen

 

Steve, there is no "server" per se, no Exchange, no server that this laptop is associated with, and don't know about Active Directory -- dont' know what it is. Just the laptop and 3 emails.

All three accounts are filled out completely - don't think that's the problem. I searched google for LDAP directory, and found someone with the same problem after installing 2003.

This person found that the directory can be removed. Tools>mail accounts> -- instead of radio clicking on "view or change existing email accounts," go to directories below that -- >view or change existing directories>next>remove.

It worked, and I'm no longer dealing with the nag screen. Admittedly, I have not yet imported the pst files for this account. We'll see what happens when we get there ...

 

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