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By default, the nodes are configured as H-Nodes which fits for small networks. In large networks Point-to-Point (0x02) should be used.<b>Maximum length:</b> %s charactersA CNAME record allows no other records.A NS record allows no other records except SOA/MX/A records.A SOA record allows no other records except NS/MX/A records.A SOA record requires that the host name is set to "@".A confirmation mail was sent. Please click on the link in the mail to proceed.A description for this device.A list of attributes to display in the results (comma-separated)A list of options (e.g. !authenticate).A required column is missing in your CSV file.A server name for this service (e.g. "ldap.example.com.").A text value for this host.A user may define who is allowed to act on behalf of herself. This property is checked when using the Kolab smtp daemon (Postfix) to send emails.A valid deleteoldrdn attribute should be specifiedA valid dn line is requiredA valid newrdn attribute should be specifiedA valid newsuperior attribute should be specifiedA/AAAA recordA/AAAA recordsAMA flagsAbandonAborted password change.Access levelAccountAccount %s:Account contextAccount creationAccount creation confirmationAccount creation via file uploadAccount deactivatedAccount detailsAccount expirationAccount expiration dateAccount expiration date (read-only)Account inactiveAccount is deactivatedAccount is lockedAccount name:Account statusAccount typeAccount typesAccount types and modulesAccount types define which sorts of LDAP entries (e.g. users and groups) should be managed. The account modules define which properties (e.g. Unix and Samba) can be edited.Account was created successfully.Account was modified successfully.Action typeActivate DynDNSActivate TLSActivate this checkbox to allow this user to use the terminal service.Activate this checkbox to connect drives from the client machine.Activate this checkbox to connect printers from the client machine.Activate this checkbox to inherit the initial program and working directory from the client machine.Activate this checkbox to set the client's printer as default printer.Activating this checkbox will remove the user's home directory.ActiveActive account typesAddAdd Asterisk accountAdd Asterisk voicemail extensionAdd Authorized Service extensionAdd EDU person extensionAdd FreeRadius extensionAdd IP address extensionAdd Kerberos extensionAdd Kolab extensionAdd Puppet extensionAdd PyKota extensionAdd SSH public key extensionAdd Samba 3 extensionAdd Shadow account extensionAdd Unix extensionAdd Zarafa contact extensionAdd Zarafa extensionAdd addressbook (ou=addressbook)Add allAdd an additional value to attributeAdd another ruleAdd entriesAdd entries of this type:Add existing hostAdd extensionAdd fix IP addresses to DNSAdd host extensionAdd input fieldAdd jobAdd more fieldsAdd more mapping fieldsAdd new <b>%s</b> value to <b>%s</b>Add new attributeAdd new attribute to this objectAdd new binary attributeAdd new fieldAdd new groupAdd new object classAdd new object class to <b>%s</b>Add object class and attributesAdd password self reset extensionAdd photoAdd profileAdd qmail extensionAdd selectedAdd to existing aliasAdd valueAdded usersAddingAdding the range failed because errors occured.Additional CSS linksAdditional LDAP filterAdditional email addresses for this entry.Additional groupsAdditional notes to describe this entry.Additional optionsAdditional tasks for module:AddressAddress list count: %sAddress of IMAP server (e.g. mail.example.org).Adds a new group element to the list of self service options. Use this to structure the input fields.Adds a new range pool.Adds a new self service option to the selected group element.Adds an "ou=addressbook" subentry to each user.Adds input fields for a new IP range.Adds the amount to the user's balance. You can also specify a comment.Adds the object class "mailrecipient" to all user accounts.Adds this Kolab extension.AdminAdmin DNAdmin emailAdmin passwordAdministrationAdministrators groupAdvanced optionsAffiliationsAlgorithmic RID base is not a number!AliasAlias count: %sAlias entriesAlias is empty or invalid!Alias nameAlias name ("CNAME" record)Alias name already exists.Alias name is invalid.Alias namesAlias names with email addressAlias names with user nameAlias timeoutAliased entryAliasesAliases for emailAliases for user nameAll accounts (%s)All changes were successful.All selected accounts (%s)AllowAllow alternate addressAllow custom security questionsAllow machine password changesAllow multiple valuesAllow password changeAllow terminal server loginAllow to enter custom security questions.Allow user input for this field.Allowed codecAllowed hostsAllowed hosts (self service)Allowed recipientsAllowed sendersAllowed workstationsAllows to enter multiple values for this attribute.Allows to select multiple values from the list.Alternate addressAlternate recipientAlways acceptAlways rejectAmountAn attribute (%s) was modified and is highlighted below.An sudo role with this name already exists. Please choose another name.AnswerAnyoneAppearanceApplicationApplication dataApply changesArchive serversArchivingAre you sure you want to permanently delete these objects?Are you sure you want to permanently delete this object?AskAssurance profilesAssurance profiles are the set of standards that are met by an identity assertion.AsteriskAsterisk AMA (Automated Message Accounting) flags.Asterisk extensionAsterisk extensionsAsterisk extensions entriesAsterisk realmAsterisk voicemailAsterisk voicemail context.Attempting to delete a non existent attributeAttempting to replace a non existant attributeAttributeAttribute doesn't existAttribute nameAttribute not availableAttribute not validAttribute typesAttributesAuthentication realm for Asterisk server (default: asterisk). This value set in sip.conf (option: "realm").Authentication user for outbound proxies.Authoritative information ("SOA" record)Authorized ServicesAuthorized services are invalid.Auto-completionAutomatic PTR changesAutomatical scriptsAutomatically add this extensionAutomatically adds and removes PTR entries when A/AAAA records are created or deleted.Automount entriesAutomount entryAutomount entry contains invalid characters. Only ASCII characters are allowed.Automount entry count: %sAutoreplyAutoreply textAvailable account typesAvailable actionsAvailable groupsAvailable membersAvailable modulesAvailable rolesAvailable usersAvailable workstationsB-Node (0x01)BackBack to DHCP listBack to DNS listBack to NIS object listBack to account listBack to address listBack to alias listBack to automount listBack to billing code listBack to database listBack to domain listBack to extensions listBack to group listBack to host listBack to listBack to loginBack to policy listBack to printer listBack to profile loginBack to role listBack to shared folder listBack to sudo role listBack to user listBack upBackendsBackup emailBackup email address for password reset mails. Useful if user password grants access to standard mailbox.Backup scriptBalanceBalance (read-only)Balance commentBaseBase (base dn only)Base DNBase moduleBeginningBilling codeBilling code already exists!Billing code contains invalid characters. Valid characters are: a-z, A-Z, 0-9 and .-_ !Billing code count: %sBilling code description.Billing code name which should be created. Valid characters are: a-z, A-Z, 0-9 and .-_ .Billing codesBinary valueBindBind DNSBind DNS entriesBind passwordBind userBind user and passwordBlock hard quotaBlock hard quota contains invalid characters. Only natural numbers are allowed.Block quotaBlock soft quotaBlock soft quota contains invalid characters. Only natural numbers are allowed.Block soft quota must be smaller than block hard quota.Bounce admin emailBuilding snapshot of tree to copyBuilt-in templatesBuiltin groupBulk edit the following DNsBulk update the following DNsBusiness categoryBusiness category (e.g. Administration, IT-Services, Manangement, ...)By default LAM will show all accounts that match the selected account modules.By default all modifications are done as the user that authenticated in self service. If active then LAM will use the connection user for all LDAP modifications and searches.By default all users are created in the self service LDAP suffix. You can enter an alternative suffix here.By default, LAM will show the executed command along with any output of it. If you want to hide the command and only show the output then activate this option.Bytes sentCNAME recordCNAME recordsCSV fileCache timeoutCall groupsCaller IDCan be left empty.Can call forwardCancelCannot connect to specified LDAP server. Please try again.Cannot open config file!Cannot update quota.Cannot write certificate file. Please check the permissions of config/serverCerts.pem.CapacityCaptions and labelsCar licenseChangeChange Asterisk passwordChange Asterisk voicemail passwordChange GID number of users and hostsChange Kerberos passwordChange Samba LM passwordChange Samba NT passwordChange Unix passwordChange Windows passwordChange account statusChange default profileChange field label.Change list settingsChange master passwordChange passwordChange password now?Change passwordsChange settingsChanged value because only ASCII characters are allowed.CharlieCheck home directoriesCheck if quotas and homedirectories can be managed.Check if the LDAP schema fits the requirements of the selected account modules.Check passwordCheck quotasCheck your input carefully. LAM will only do some basic checks on the upload data.CheckboxChildrenChoose entryChoose the way how to provide the IMAP admin password. You can use the same password as for the LAM login or LAM will ask you for a password when it is required.ClassesClear filterClick here if you are not directed to the next page.Click to popup a dialog to select a date graphicallyClick to popup a dialog to select an entry (DN) graphicallyClick to switch between thumbnail and original size.Client printer is defaultCollectiveColor laser printerColumnsComma separated list of Samba workstations the user is allowed to login. Empty means every workstation.Comma separated list of services (e.g. sshd, imap, ftp).CommandCommandsCommentComment for initial balance.CommitCommon examples are "@givenname@%sn%" or "%givenname%.%sn%".Common nameCommon name of the Asterisk extension.CompareCompare another DN with <b>%s</b>Compare this DN with anotherCompare with another entryComparing the following DNsCompletedConfig suffixConfiguration overviewConfiguration typeConfirm senderConfirmation mail settingsConfirmation textConfirmation text that is used if sender-confirmation is used. The usual %HEADER% magic of qmail-reply etc. can be used here.Conflicting module:Connect client drivesConnect client printersConnection statisticsConnection stringConnection time limitContact address for this zone (e.g. "root.example.com.").Contact dataContainerContainer and object classesCopyCopy <b>%s</b> to a new object.Copy or move this entryCopy successful. DN <b>%s</b> has been created.CopyingCould not add objectCould not add the object to the LDAP server.Could not delete attribute value.Could not delete objectCould not delete the entry.Could not fetch binary data from LDAP server for attribute [%s].Could not fetch jpeg data from LDAP server for attribute [%s].Could not modify objectCould not perform ldap_modify operation.Could not rename file!Could not rename the entry.Could not save PDF structure, access denied.CreateCreate PDF fileCreate PDF filesCreate a child entryCreate a new PDF structureCreate a new profileCreate another DHCP entryCreate another DNS entryCreate another NIS objectCreate another accountCreate another address listCreate another aliasCreate another automount entryCreate another billing codeCreate another database entryCreate another domainCreate another entryCreate another extensionCreate another groupCreate another hostCreate another policyCreate another printerCreate another roleCreate another shared folderCreate another sudo roleCreate another userCreate forCreate home directoryCreate mailboxCreate new aliasCreate new entry hereCreate new groupCreate objectCreated byCreated new automount map.Created new profile.Created new zone.Creates a new group for the given account type. Groups build a container for object classes and attributes.Creates accounts by uploading a CSV formated file.Creation successful. DN <b>%s</b> has been created.Creation timeCron configurationCurrent account balance for the user.Current connectionsCurrent list of <b>%s</b> values for attribute <b>%s</b>:Current usage (kB)Custom fieldsCustom iconCustom labelCustom scriptsCutDDNSDDNS ist not activated. You can activate it in the DHCP settings (DDNS).DHCPDHCP administrationDHCP count: %sDHCP settingsDNDN does not existDN settingsDN suffixDN where Radius profile templates are stored.DNSDNS (Domain Name System)DNS entryDNS entry count: %sDNs of the extension ownersDSML V.1 ExportDTFM flagsDTMF modeDTMF mode for SIP client configuration.DataDatabaseDatabase connection ok.Database count: %sDatabase hostDatabase nameDatabase passwordDatabase portDatabase typeDatabase userDatabase user and passwordDateDate after the user is able to change his password.Date after the user must change his password.Days before password is to expire that user is warned of pending password expiration. If set value must be >0.DebugDefaultDefault (\r\n)Default gatewayDefault languageDefault password policyDefault userDefault valueDefines if the PHP error reporting setting from php.ini is used or the setting preferred by LAM ("E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE"). If you do not develop LAM modules please use the default. This will prevent displaying messages that are useful only for developers.Defines if workstations may change their passwords.Defines the mailbox to check for message waiting indication (MWI) for this peer.DelegatesDelegates are allowed to act on behalf of the shared folder. This property is checked when using the Kolab smtp daemon (Postfix) to send emails.DeleteDelete DNDelete LDAP entriesDelete after copy (move):Delete all %s objectsDelete all CA certificatesDelete groupDelete home directoryDelete mailboxDelete organisational unitDelete photoDelete poolDelete profileDelete rangeDelete ruleDelete selected DHCP entriesDelete selected DNS entriesDelete selected NIS objectsDelete selected address listsDelete selected aliasesDelete selected automount entriesDelete selected billing codesDelete selected database entriesDelete selected domainsDelete selected extensionsDelete selected groupsDelete selected hostsDelete selected objectsDelete selected policiesDelete selected printersDelete selected rolesDelete selected shared foldersDelete selected sudo rolesDelete selected usersDelete successful: %sDelete sudo rightsDelete this entryDelete this jobDelete whole alias entry which includes %s recipients.DeletedDeleted DN: %sDeleted PDF structure.Deleted profile.Deletes an IP range.Deletes the user from all existing sudo rights.DeletingDeleting objectsDeletion dateDeletion was successful.Delivery modeDelivery programDenyDeny printingDepartmentDescribes the allowed or disallowed SMTP addresses sending mail to this account (e.g. "domain.tld" or "-user@domain.tld").Describes the allowed or disallowed SMTP recipient addresses for mail sent by this account (e.g. "domain.tld" or "-user@domain.tld").DescriptionDestination DNDeviceDisable LM hashesDisable client updatesDisable membership managementDisabledDisables the client to update DNS entries.Disables the group membership management.Disables user-to-user authentication for this principal by prohibiting this principal from obtaining a session key for another user.Disallow TGT-based ticketsDisallow all ticketsDisallow deleteDisallow forwardable ticketsDisallow post-dated ticketsDisallow proxiable ticketsDisallow renewable ticketsDisallow service ticketsDisallow user-to-user authenticationDisallowed codecDisconnect users outside logon hoursDisconnection time limitDisconnects users if they are logged in outside logon hours.Display formatDisplay multiple groups as accordionDisplay nameDisplay on screenDisplay the created entryDisplayed account numbers start at "0". Add 2 to get the row in your spreadsheet.DistributionDo not ask security questionDo you really want to delete this OU?Do you really want to delete this PDF structure?Do you really want to delete this profile?Do you really want to mark this account for deletion?Do you really want to post to this mailinglist?Do you really want to remove the following accounts?Do you want to create this entry?Do you want to make these changes?DomainDomain KRBTGTDomain SIDDomain administratorsDomain adminsDomain certificate adminsDomain computersDomain controllersDomain count: %sDomain enterprise adminsDomain groupDomain guestsDomain localDomain nameDomain name is invalid!Domain policy adminsDomain schema adminsDomain usersDomainsDon't stop on errorsDownDownload CA certificatesDownload sample CSV fileDry runDry run finished.Dynamic subtreesEDU personEach line represents one LDAP attribute. Please see the manual for a syntax description.EditEdit againEdit general settingsEdit groupsEdit member ofEdit membersEdit self serviceEdit server profilesEdit subgroupsEdit workstationsEmailEmail "%s" already in use.Email addressEmail address already exists.Email address for this voicemail account.Email addresses that are allowed to send to this list.Email addresses that are member of this list.Email addresses that moderate this list (e.g. approve mails).Email aliasEmail alias for this account.Email alias is invalid!Email alias listEmail alias list has invalid format!Email aliasesEmail formatEmployee numberEmployee typeEmployee type: Contractor, Employee, Intern, Temp, External, ...Empty password submitted. Please try again.Enable password self reset linkEnable self registration linkEnabledEnables auto-completion for this field. All existing values of this attribute will be offered as auto-complete values.Enables quality checking (e.g. password length) of passwords. If set to "force" then you need to disable password hashing in your LAM server profile to change passwords with LAM.Encountered an error while performing search.Encrypt sessionEncryption protocolEncryption protocol for connecting to IMAP server. LAM requires an encrypted connection.Encrypts sensitive data like passwords in your session. This requires the PHP MCrypt extension.Enforce languageEnter the host name of your database server.Enter the port number of your database server. The default port will be used if empty.Enter the values you would like to add:EntitlementsEntries foundEntries sentEntryEntry %s and sub-tree deleted successfully.Entry createdEntry does not existEnvironmentEqualityEquipmentErrorError numberError while changing Kerberos password.Error while deleting DN: %sEvery account type needs exactly one base module. This module provides a structural object class.ExampleExample valueExamplesExecuteExecute lamdaemonExisting server profilesExpiration dateExpiration timeExpiration timestampExpiration timestamp ("regseconds" option).Expire warningExportExport PDF structureExport formatExport profileExport subtreeExport successfulExtendedExtension count: %sExtension nameExtension ownersExtension with this name already exists.FailedFailed loginsFailed to create entry!Failed to export!Failed to import!Failover peerFailure count intervalFax numberFeaturesFileFile does not exist.File extensionFile is too large. Maximum allowed size is %s kB.File name and path relative to netlogon-share which should be executed on logon. $user and $group are replaced with user and group name.File name and path relative to netlogon-share which should be executed on logon. $user is replaced with user name.File pathFile uploadFilterFilter performedFinished all operations.First nameFirst name contains invalid characters!First name of user. Only letters, - and spaces are allowed.Fix IP addressesFixed listFixed rangeFolding marksFollow referralsFor automatic invitation handling.For the upload please specify the entries in the format "(HOST,USER,DOMAIN)". Multiple entries are separated by semicolon.Force password changeForce sync with group of namesForgot password?FormatForwarding addressForwards all incoming messages for this user to this address.Free printingFreeRadiusFridayFrom addressFrom address for password mails is invalid.From domainFrom domain setting for this account.From userFrom user setting for this account.Full contactFull nameFull name for Asterisk voicemail mailbox.FunctionGB-12345GID generatorGID numberGID number has changed. Please select checkbox to change GID number of users and hosts.GID number has changed. To keep file ownership you have to run the following command as root: 'find / -gid %s -uid %s -exec chgrp %s {} \;'GID number has to be a numeric value!GID number is already in use.GecosGeneralGeneral informationGeneral settingsGenerate random passwordGeneric ErrorGlobalGlobal templatesGoGo backGo toGrace authentication limitGrace block periodGrace block period. Most filesystems use a fixed maximum value of 7 days.Grace inode (files) period. Most filesystems use a fixed maximum value of 7 days.Grace inode periodGroupGroup accounts (e.g. Unix and Samba)Group count: %sGroup descriptionGroup description.Group description. If left empty group name will be used.Group member DNsGroup membersGroup members (incl. primary members)Group nameGroup name already exists!Group name already in use.Group name contains invalid characters. Valid characters are: a-z, A-Z, 0-9 and .-_ !Group name for NIS.Group name in use. Selected next free group name.Group name of the group which should be created. Valid characters are: a-z, A-Z, 0-9 and .-_ .Group name of the group which should be created. Valid characters are: a-z, A-Z, 0-9 and .-_ . If group name is already used group name will be expanded with a number. The next free number will be used.Group name that is used for PyKota.Group namesGroup of membersGroup of namesGroup of names accountsGroup of unique namesGroup passwordGroup scopeGroup typeGroupsGroups of namesH-Node (0x08)HTML formatHTTP authenticationHTTP portHard blockHard block limitHard inodeHard inode (files) limitHard inode limitHas subentriesHeaderHeadlineHeimdal Kerberos password change commandHelpHelp textHere you can browse LDAP object classes and attributes.Here you can change the settings for the terminal server access.Here you can change your personal settings.Here you can create multiple accounts by providing a CSV file.Here you can enter a description for this DHCP entry.Here you can enter a description for this group.Here you can enter a description for this role.Here you can enter a filter value. Only entries which contain the filter text will be shown.Here you can enter a list of additional group memberships. The group names are separated by commas.Here you can enter a list of net groups. Group blocks are separated by comma in format GROUP#HOST#DOMAIN. Host and domain are optional.Here you can enter a list of roles. The role names are separated by commas.Here you can enter a serial number for this device.Here you can enter additional web sites for the user.Here you can enter an alternative mail address for the password. To use the user's primary email address please leave the field blank.Here you can enter one or more object classes (separated by comma). This will allow you to add/remove the group's attributes including their object classes.Here you can enter the user's department.Here you can explicitly enable and disable Zarafa features.Here you can export PDF structures to other server profiles (overwrite existing). You may also export a structure to the global templates. In this case it will always be copied to all server profiles that do not yet have a structure with this name.Here you can export account profiles to other server profiles (overwrite existing). You may also export a profile to the global templates. In this case it will always be copied to all server profiles that do not yet have a profile with this name.Here you can import PDF structures from other server profiles (overwrite existing).Here you can import account profiles from other server profiles (overwrite existing).Here you can input simple filter expressions (e.g. 'value' or 'v*'). The filter is case-sensitive.Here you can load an account profile to set default settings for your account. The "default" profile is automatically loaded for new accounts.Here you can manage your account profiles.Here you can overwrite the display name for this account type.Here you can select a PDF structure and export the account to a PDF file.Here you can select where LAM should save its log messages. System logging will go to Syslog on Unix systems and event log on Windows. You can also select an extra file.Here you can select which plugins you want to use for account management.Here you can set a custom display name for this module.Here you can set a describing text for your custom field.Here you can set a limit for LDAP searches. This will restrict the number of results for LDAP searches. Please use this if LAM's LDAP queries produce too much load.Here you can set the URL to a custom icon (32x32px) for this module.Here you can specify additional CSS links to change the layout of the self service pages. This is useful to adapt them to your corporate design. Please enter one link per line.Here you can specify minimum requirements for passwords. The character classes are: lowercase, uppercase, numeric and symbols.Here you can specify subgroups which are included in this NIS netgroup. All members of the subgroups will be treated as members of this group.Here you can specify the DN and password of the bind user that will be used for the LDAP search. This is required if your LDAP server does not allow anonymous access.Here you can specify the list of host names where this account has login privileges. The wildcard "*" represents all hosts. You may also use "!" in front of a host name to deny access to a host.Here you can specify the minimum number of characters for a user password.Here you can specify the new password yourself.Here you can specify the shadowing mode.Here you can test if certain LAM features work on your installation.Here you can upload a new file.HiddenHidden account types will not show up in LAM. This is useful if you want to display e.g. only groups but still need to manage their members.Hidden optionsHidden toolsHideHide command in messagesHide internal attributesHide tabHide/Unhide the treeHintHint: Format all cells as text in your spreadsheet program and turn off auto correction.Hint: To delete an attribute, empty the text field and click save.Hint: You must choose exactly one structural object class (shown in bold above)Hold the CTRL-key to (de)select multiple groups.Hold the CTRL-key to (de)select multiple roles.Home directoryHome directory changed. To keep home directory you have to run the following command as root: 'mv %s %s'Home driveHome pathHome path is invalid.Home server for the user.Home telephone numberHomedirectory contains invalid characters.HostHost accounts (e.g. Samba)Host count: %sHost descriptionHost description. If left empty host name will be used.Host listHost nameHost name already exists!Host name contains invalid characters. Valid characters are: a-z, A-Z, 0-9 and .-_ !Host name in use. Selected next free host name.Host name must end with $!Host name of the host which should be created. Valid characters are: a-z,A-Z,0-9, .-_$. Host names are always ending with $. If last character is not $ it will be added. If host name is already used host name will be expanded with a number. The next free number will be used.HostsI am out of office.ID is already in useID-NumberIMAPIMAP admin userIMAP password inputIP addressIP address of the DNS serverIP address of the peer. Valid only for realtime peers.IP address or domain name of the registration server.IP addressesIP addresses ("A/AAAA" records)IP listIPs in DHCPIconIdentification methodIdentifierIdle time limitIdle timeoutIf account status is set to deleted, the earliest date when the mail message store including all remaining content will be deleted from the filesystem.If activated then LAM will show an accordion view if there is more than one group per account type.If activated then the user is forced to change his password at the next login.If checked Unix password will also be used as Samba password.If checked account will be deactivated by putting a "!" before the encrypted password.If checked no password will be used.If checked password does not expire.If checked password does not expire. (Setting X-Flag)If checked then the account is locked. You may only unlock accounts but not lock them.If checked then the account will be deactivated.If checked then the account will be deactivated. (Setting D-Flag)If checked then the account will be locked (setting L-Flag). You usually want to use this setting to unlock user accounts which were locked because of failed login attempts.If checked then the user will not be able to create new entries of this account type.If checked then the user will not be able to delete entries of this account type.If empty GID number will be generated automaticly depending on your configuration settings.If empty GID number will be generated automaticly.If empty UID number will be generated automaticly.If enabled the user will not be allowed to login after there have been a specified number of consecutive failed login attempts.If enabled then LAM will use user and password that is provided by the web server via HTTP authentication.If enabled then the default language will be enforced and cannot be chosen by the user.If enabled users must change their passwords when they first login after a password is set or reset by the administrator.If registration context is specified, Asterisk will dynamically create and destroy a NoOp priority 1 extension for a given peer who registers or unregisters with Asterisk.If set then users need to login to change their password.If set to "true" Unix password will also be used as Samba password.If set to "true" account will be deactivated. (Setting D-Flag)If set to "true" no password will be used.If set to "true" password does not expire. (Setting X-Flag)If set to true then all incomming mails needs to come from a member of the list.If the LDAP attribute has no value then the checkbox is set to this value.If the mailbox size reaches the soft quota limit, the user will not be able to send email until the size of the mailbox is reduced.If the user has a Samba 3 extension then the Samba password will also be set. Otherwise, no action is taken.If the user has multiple telephone numbers then please enter it here.If this entry should be a printer group then you can set the member names here.If this is set to true then an incomming mail needs to be approved by the sender.If you enter one or more email addresses then mail delivery errors are forwarded to these addresses instead of the sender of the original mail.If you leave this empty LAM will use: uidNumber*2 + sambaAlgorithmicRidBase.If you run Zarafa behind a reverse proxy then you can specify the server URL here (e.g. "https://zproxy.example.com:237/z1").If you select this option then the user is only authenticated by his email address. LAM Pro will not ask for the answer to the security question. Please handle with care.If you set this option then the user cannot request TGT-based tickets.If you set this option then the user cannot request any tickets.If you set this option then the user cannot request forwardable tickets.If you set this option then the user cannot request post-dated tickets.If you set this option then the user cannot request proxiable tickets.If you set this option then the user cannot request renewable tickets.If you set this option then the user cannot request service tickets.If you set this option then the user has to change his password at the next login.If you set this option then the user must preauthenticate himself using a hardware device.If you set this option then the user must preauthenticate himself.If you set this option then this account is marked as password change service.If you use the object class "inetOrgPerson" and do not provide the "cn" attribute then LAM will set it to the user name value.If you want to change the current preferences password, please enter it here.If you want to change your master configuration password, please enter it here.If you want to use a well known RID you can select a well known group.If your server runs on another port then add a comma and the port number after the server.Image croppingImage not availableImportImport PDF structuresImport from serverImport profilesImport successfulImported certificate from server.Imports the certificate directly from your LDAP server.In passthrough mode, users are allowed to print without any impact on their quota or account balance.Inactive hosts will not be able to get an address from the DHCP server.Include system attributesInformation about the LDAP server.Inherit client startup configurationInherited fromInherits fromInitial foldersInitial paymentInitial programInitialsInitiatedInode hard quotaInode hard quota contains invalid characters. Only natural numbers are allowed.Inode quotaInode soft quotaInode soft quota contains invalid characters. Only natural numbers are allowed.Inode soft quota must be smaller than inode hard quota.Input fieldsInsecureInserted user or group name in home path.Inserted user or group name in logon script.Inserted user or group name in profile path.Invalid MAC address.Invalid RDN attribute!Invalid RDN valueInvalid description.Invalid entryInvalid format for the specification of additional attributes.Invalid password for IMAP admin or other problem occured.Invalid requestInvalid server name. Please enter "server" or "server:port".Invalid value in field "%s".Invitation policyInvitation policy listIt is not possible to delete all ranges.It is possible that this ID-number is reused. This can cause several problems because files with old permissions might still exist. To avoid this warning set maxUID to a higher value.Job historyJob suffixJob titleJob title of user: President, department manager, ...JobsJump 10 pages backwardJump 10 pages forwardJump to a matching ruleJump to an attribute typeJump to an object classJump to first pageJump to last pageKerberosKolabKolab shared folderKolab shared foldersKolab shared folders (e.g. mail folders)LAM checks if the entered group name and GID are unique. Here you can enter the LDAP suffix that is used to search for duplicates. By default the account type suffix is used. You only need to change this if you use multiple server profiles with different OUs but need unique group names or GIDs.LAM checks if the entered user name and UID are unique. Here you can enter the LDAP suffix that is used to search for duplicates. By default the account type suffix is used. You only need to change this if you use multiple server profiles with different OUs but need unique user names or UIDs.LAM configurationLAM has checked your input and is now ready to create the accounts.LAM supports CRYPT, CRYPT-SHA512, SHA, SSHA, MD5 and SMD5 to generate the hash value of passwords. SSHA and CRYPT are the most common but CRYPT does not support passwords greater than 8 letters. We do not recommend to use plain text passwords.LAM testsLAM user passwordLAM was unable to create account %s! An LDAP error occured.LAM was unable to find a Samba 3 domain with this name!LAM was unable to find a domain with this name!LAM was unable to find a group with this name!LAM was unable to modify group memberships for group: %sLAM was unable to modify memberships for role: %sLAM will automatically suggest UID/GID numbers. You can either use a fixed range of numbers or an LDAP entry with object class "sambaUnixIdPool" or "msSFU30DomainInfo".LAM will search for accounts in this part of the LDAP tree.LAM will suggest a user name based on e.g. first and last name. Here you can specify the suggestion. %sn% will be replaced by the last name. @givenname@ will be replaced by the first character of first name. Only attributes of tab Personal may be used.LAM will use this LDAP DN and password to search for accounts. It is sufficient to specify an account with read rights. If nothing is inserted then LAM will try to connect anonymously.LDAPLDAP + programLDAP Account Manager ConfigurationLDAP DN of default PPolicy password policy entry.LDAP Suffix is invalid!LDAP connection ok.LDAP entriesLDAP entries that are allowed to send to this list.LDAP entries that are member of this list.LDAP entries that moderate this list (e.g. approve mails).LDAP error, server says:LDAP filterLDAP filter to specify allowed senders of this list (e.g. "((objectclass=qmailUser)(employeeType=manager))").LDAP filter to specify members of this list (e.g. "((objectclass=qmailUser)(employeeType=accountant))").LDAP operation successful.LDAP passwordLDAP saidLDAP searchLDAP search attributeLDAP search failed! Please check your preferences.LDAP search limitLDAP serverLDAP sizelimit exceeded, not all entries are shown.LDAP suffixLDAP upload in progress. Please wait.LDAP userLDAP user and passwordLDAP versionLDIF ExportLDIF fileLDIF importLDIF import only supports version 1LabelLamdaemon path does not end with ".pl". Did you enter the full path to the script?Lamdaemon server and pathLamdaemon settingsLamdaemon successfully run.Lamdaemon testLamdaemon test finished.Lamdaemon versionLamdaemon: Quota module installedLamdaemon: check NSS LDAPLamdaemon: read quotasLanguageLanguage is not defined!Language settingsLast loginLast nameLast name contains invalid characters or is empty!Last name of user. Only letters, - and spaces are allowed.Last password changeLast password change (read-only)Last qualify millisecondsLease timeLimit typeLineLine endsLink textLink to self service login page for your usersList attributesList attributes are invalid!List nameList name already in use.List of Samba workstations the user is allowed to login. Empty means every workstation.List of admin users is empty or invalid!List of allowed codecs.List of disallowed codecs.List of entries to be deleted:List of valid usersListenersLoad profileLoadingLoading exportLoading importLoading searchLocal addressLocal address listLocal groupLocal membersLocationLocation where new alias is stored.LockLock accountLock account?Lock passwordLockedLockout durationLockout duration must be are natural number.Lockout timeLockout usersLockout users after bad logon attemptsLockout users after bad logon attempts must be between 0 and 999.Log destinationLog levelLog outputLogged in as: %sLoggingLoginLogin attribute labelLogin captionLogin methodLogin shellLogin shellsLogoLogo file deleted.Logo is still in use by PDF structure "%s" in account type "%s".Logon for password changeLogon hoursLogon scriptLogon script is invalid!LogoutM-Node (0x04)MAC addressMAC address listMAC addressesMIT Kerberos password change commandMX recordMX recordsMail aliasesMail domainsMail routingMail sending failed.Mail serverMail servers ("MX" records)Mail successfully sent to %s.MailboxMailbox already exists on IMAP server.Mailbox does not exist on IMAP server.Mailbox home serverMailbox home server name is empty!Mailbox home server name is invalid!Mailbox quotaMailing aliases (e.g. NIS mail aliases)Mails to this name are forwarded to the recipients.MainMain page captionMake sure your filter (above) will select all child records.ManageManage existing PDF structuresManage existing profilesManage logosManage object class "mailrecipient"Manage profile directoryManage self service profilesManage server profilesManaged byManaged suffixesManagerManages OU objects in your LDAP tree.ManualManual if conflictsManual scriptsMapping entryMapping entry contains invalid characters. Only ASCII characters are allowed.Mapping nameMark account for deletionMark for deletionMass deleteMaster passwordMaster password is wrong!Master passwords are different or empty!Matching rule OIDMatching rulesMax. file descriptorsMaximum GID numberMaximum GID number is invalid or empty!Maximum GID number must be greater than minimum GID number!Maximum UID numberMaximum UID number is invalid!Maximum UID number must be greater than minimum UID number!Maximum failure countMaximum file sizeMaximum file size (kB)Maximum file size must be a number. Please enter 0 for no limit.Maximum height (px)Maximum job sizeMaximum lease timeMaximum lengthMaximum list entriesMaximum number of seconds of inactivity before terminating a call on hold.Maximum password ageMaximum width (px)Member email addressesMember entriesMember filterMember ofMembersMembers are optionalMembers onlyMembershipsMessage count limitMessage size limitMessage storeMillerMinimal password lengthMinimum GID numberMinimum GID number is invalid or empty!Minimum UID numberMinimum UID number is invalid!Minimum answer lengthMinimum character classesMinimum lowercase charactersMinimum numeric charactersMinimum password ageMinimum password lengthMinimum symbolic charactersMinimum timeMinimum uppercase charactersMissing attributes forMissing modify command add, delete or replaceMobile numberMobile telephone numberModerator email addressesModerator entriesModerator textModerator text that is used to specify an own approval text used if the list is moderated. The usual %HEADER% magic of qmail-reply etc. can be used here.Modification not successful!Modification successful!Modification timeModified byModifyModify RDNModify groupModify group membersModifyingModule settingsModulesMondayMountpointMountpoint contains invalid characters.Mountpoint of device with enabled quotas.Move downMove upMulti editMulti valueMulti-select fields must not contain empty values.Multiple values are separated by comma.Multiple values are separated by semicolon.Music on holdMusic to play on hold.MyCityMySQLMystreetname 42NATNAT setting for this account.NISNIS domainNIS domain name.NIS nameNIS name contains invalid characters. Valid characters are: a-z, A-Z, 0-9 and .-_ !NIS net groupNIS net groupsNIS netgroup entriesNIS netgroupsNIS objectNIS object count: %sNIS object entriesNIS objectsNS recordNameName of new alias entry.Name of the address list which should be created.Name serverName serversName servers ("NS" records)Name under which the profile will be saved. If a profile with the same name exists, it will be overwritten.Named objectNet maskNetbios name serversNetbios node typeNew DHCPNew DNS entryNew NIS objectNew OU created successfully.New YorkNew address listNew aliasNew automount entryNew automount mapNew billing codeNew database entryNew default profile set successfully.New domainNew extensionNew fieldNew groupNew hostNew local addressNew master passwordNew master password set successfully.New objectNew organisational unitNew passwordNew password set successfully.New policyNew poolNew printerNew profile nameNew rangeNew recipientNew required attributesNew roleNew sectionNew shared folderNew sudo roleNew userNew user certificateNew valueNew zoneNext RIDNext RID is not a number!Next RID to use when creating accounts (only used by Winbind).Next RID to use when creating group accounts (only used by Winbind).Next RID to use when creating user accounts (only used by Winbind).Next group RIDNext group RID is not a number!Next user RIDNext user RID is not a number!Nick namesNoNo Asterisk extensions found.No DHCPs found!No DNS entries found!No NIS objects found!No RDN attribute was selected.No Samba 3 domains found in LDAP! Please create one first.No Unix groups found in LDAP! Please create one first.No accessNo address list found!No aliases found!No automount entries found!No billing codes found!No binary data availableNo changes were made.No current value for attribute <b>%s</b>.No database entries found!No default profile set. Please set it in the server profile configuration.No descriptionNo domains found!No email address found.No entry was selected to deleteNo file received.No file selected.No forwardingNo free ID-Number!No groups found!No hosts found!No image availableNo import inputNo internal attributesNo lamdaemon path set, please update your LAM configuration settings.No lamdaemon server set, please update your LAM configuration settings.No local deliveryNo loggingNo logoNo new attributes available for this entryNo new entriesNo objects found!No or more than one base module selected!No password was entered!No policies found!No printers found!No problems found.No program deliveryNo quotaNo roles found!No scripts to run.No section text specifiedNo security answer found.No server profiles found. Please create one.No shared folders found!No static text specifiedNo subnet entered.No such entryNo such entry.No such schema item: "%s"No sudo roles found!No users found!Non-standard (\n)NoneNot afterNot beforeNoteNote: You may be required to enter new attributes that these object classes requireNotesNothing to exportNoticeNotification periodNotify users about password expirationNumber of child entriesNumber of columns in text area.Number of days a user can login even his password has expired. -1=always.Number of days a user has to wait until he is allowed to change his password again. If set value must be >0.Number of days after a user has to change his password again. If set value must be >0.Number of days after which the account will expire.Number of failed logins.Number of minutes after which the bad logon attempts are reset.Number of pages printed with this billing code.Number of rows in text area.Number of rules that must matchNumber of seconds after the user is allowed to change his password again.Number of seconds after which the user must change his password.OIDOU already exists!OU deleted successfully.OU editorOU is invalid!OU is not empty or invalid!OU-EditorObject classesObject count: %sObsoleteOffOffice nameOkOld passwordOld valueOnOn broken or timed out connectionOne (one level beneath base)One or more errors occured. The invalid fields are marked.Operation not successful. DN <b>%s</b> has not been created.Operation statisticsOperation successful. DN <b>%s</b> has been created.OperationsOptional attributesOptional description for the PC.OptionsOptions for Asterisk voicemail account (e.g. sendvoicemail=yes).Or paste your LDIF hereOracle databaseOracle database entriesOracle databasesOrderOrder byOrderingOrganisationOrganisational unitOrganisational unitsOrganisational units contains an invalid entry.OtherOther telephone numbersOther web sitesOutput may contain HTMLOutput of command "%s" with return code %sOvercharge factorOvercharge factor that is applied when computing the cost of a print job. The number of pages is not changed.OverlaysOverride default quota settings.OwnerOwnersP-Node (0x02)PC namePC01PDF editorPDF structurePDF structure name not validPDF structure was successfully saved.PDF structuresPDUs sentPHP error reportingPHP system settingPOP3PPolicyPTR recordPTR recordsPackets are sent to the default gateway if the receiver does not reside in the same network. The default gateway routes them to the target network.Page countPage headerPage layoutPaged resultsPagerPager number for Asterisk voicemail.Parent DNParent nodeParent node not found.Parent toParse errorPartially lockedPassthroughPasswordPassword change at next loginPassword change commandPassword change optionsPassword change requiredPassword change requires old passwordPassword change servicePassword change with old passwordPassword checkPassword contains invalid characters. Valid characters are:Password does not expirePassword expirationPassword expiration must be are natural number or -1.Password field labelPassword for voicemail mailbox.Password hash typePassword history lengthPassword mail settingsPassword maximum age must be are natural number.Password maximum age must be bigger as password minimum age.Password maximum age must be bigger than password minimum age.Password minimum age must be are natural number.Password must not contain part of user/first/last namePassword must not contain user namePassword of IMAP admin userPassword policiesPassword policies (ppolicy)Password policyPassword quality checkPassword reset confirmationPassword reset notificationPassword self resetPassword successfully reset.Password warningPassword warning must be are natural number.Passwords are different!Passwords match.PathPath of the user profile (UNC-path, e.g. \\server\share\user). $user is replaced with user name.Path of the user profile.Path of the user profile. Can be a local absolute path or a UNC-path (\\server\share). $user and $group are replaced with user and group name.Path separatorPath to external scriptPath to key for DNS updatesPath to the maildir/mbox on the mail system for sender confirmation and moderation.Path to the maildir/mbox on the mail system.PaymentPayment and job historyPayment and job history for this user.Payment historyPerforms modifications on multiple LDAP entries.Permanently delete all children also?PermitPersonalPersonal dataPhotoPhoto filePhoto file (JPG format)Pickup groupPlease a comma separated list of your public SSH keys.Please activate the mail aliases type for this server profile.Please activate this option if your scripts may generate HTML output. Otherwise, the output is treated as plain text.Please add at least one extension owner.Please add this line to your webserver's crontab.Please change this setting only if you experience problems in receiving emails from LAM. This defines the line ending of emails.Please check if this email should be sent.Please check your settings on the Unix page!Please choose the attribute to get the IMAP user name. The default is "mail" but you can also use "uid" or "userPrincipalName".Please click here to continue: @@resetLink@@Please click to lock/unlock this account.Please do not edit multiple accounts in parallel in multiple browser tabs.Please enter "Yes" or "No".Please enter a RID number or the name of a special account!Please enter a caller ID.Please enter a comma separated list of domain names (e.g. "company.com,example.com"). LAM will only manage mailboxes from these domains.Please enter a comma separated list of host names!Please enter a common name.Please enter a correct list of valid mail domains.Please enter a date in format "DD.MM.YYYY HH:MM" or "DD.MM.YYYY".Please enter a descriptive label for this field.Please enter a descriptive name for this entry.Please enter a descriptive text for this group.Please enter a descriptive text for this host.Please enter a descriptive text for this user.Please enter a group name!Please enter a list of Windows domains that can be selected for your user accounts.Please enter a list of object classes for the new accounts.Please enter a mailbox.Please enter a name for this device.Please enter a name for this folder.Please enter a name for this policy.Please enter a name.Please enter a natural number for column count.Please enter a natural number for row count.Please enter a number for GID number.Please enter a number for UID number.Please enter a number for message count limit.Please enter a number for message size limit.Please enter a number for quota size.Please enter a number.Please enter a numeric value for the expire warning.Please enter a numeric value for the failure count interval.Please enter a numeric value for the grace authentication limit.Please enter a numeric value for the idle timeout.Please enter a numeric value for the lockout duration.Please enter a numeric value for the maximum failure count.Please enter a numeric value for the minimum password length.Please enter a numeric value for the password history length.Please enter a pool name.Please enter a role name.Please enter a security answer.Please enter a subject for the confirmation mails.Please enter a target folder.Please enter a text for the confirmation mails that includes the creation link.Please enter a unique name for this field.Please enter a unique name for this password policy.Please enter a user password.Please enter a valid DN in the field:Please enter a valid DNS name.Please enter a valid LDAP attribute name. Allowed characters are a-z, 0-9, _ and -.Please enter a valid LDAP suffix.Please enter a valid LDAP user if you want to use it for all operations.Please enter a valid account status.Please enter a valid admin email address.Please enter a valid bind user.Please enter a valid business category!Please enter a valid common name!Please enter a valid configuration type.Please enter a valid database host name.Please enter a valid database name.Please enter a valid database password.Please enter a valid database user.Please enter a valid date in format DD-MM-YYYY.Please enter a valid default user.Please enter a valid delivery mode.Please enter a valid display name!Please enter a valid drive letter.Please enter a valid email address!Please enter a valid email alias.Please enter a valid employee number.Please enter a valid employee type!Please enter a valid fax number!Please enter a valid field name. Only letters, numbers, dash and underline are allowed.Please enter a valid filter. Only letters, numbers and " _*$.@-" are allowed.Please enter a valid first name.Please enter a valid from domain.Please enter a valid from user.Please enter a valid group name!Please enter a valid group scope.Please enter a valid group type.Please enter a valid job suffix.Please enter a valid job title!Please enter a valid last name.Please enter a valid limit type.Please enter a valid list of affiliations.Please enter a valid list of group names.Please enter a valid list of host names.Please enter a valid list of service names.Please enter a valid mobile number!Please enter a valid number (e.g. "1.5").Please enter a valid number.Please enter a valid object class.Please enter a valid option.Please enter a valid path.Please enter a valid port number.Please enter a valid postal address!Please enter a valid postal code!Please enter a valid primary affiliation.Please enter a valid realm.Please enter a valid recipient expression.Please enter a valid registered address.Please enter a valid scoped affiliation.Please enter a valid sender expression.Please enter a valid server name where the mailboxes reside.Please enter a valid street name!Please enter a valid telephone number!Please enter a valid user name or email address.Please enter a value between %s and %s!Please enter a value for status "checked".Please enter a value for status "unchecked".Please enter a value to add.Please enter a value to modify.Please enter an alias for this group.Please enter an alias name.Please enter an email address on this page: %sPlease enter an user name on this page: %sPlease enter at least one range for pool "%s".Please enter either yes or no.Please enter only ASCII characters for the commands.Please enter only ASCII characters for the host names.Please enter only ASCII characters for the options.Please enter only ASCII characters for the run groups.Please enter only ASCII characters for the run users.Please enter only ASCII characters for the serial number.Please enter only ASCII characters for the user names.Please enter the DN and password of the administrative password self reset account.Please enter the DN and password of the administrative self registration account.Please enter the DN and password to use for all jobs.Please enter the DN of the LDAP entry with object class "msSFU30DomainInfo".Please enter the DN of the LDAP entry with object class "sambaUnixIdPool".Please enter the IP address for this entry.Please enter the IP address of your DNS server.Please enter the LDAP DN that should be used to create new users.Please enter the LDAP DN that should be used to reset passwords.Please enter the LDAP attribute name for this field.Please enter the LDAP suffix where LAM should start to search for users. The LDAP filter needs to match the given user name to exactly one DN. The value "%USER%" will be replaced by the user name from the login page.Please enter the LDAP suffix where the PyKota job entries are stored (configuration option "jobbase").Please enter the account context.Please enter the account information on the other pages first.Please enter the account type.Please enter the account's type (e.g. "friend").Please enter the application data.Please enter the application.Please enter the automount entry (e.g. "-fstype=nfs,rw server:/home").Please enter the configuration and create a server profile.Please enter the configuration password. This is NOT your LDAP password. It is stored in your .conf-file. If this is the first time you log in, enter "lam".Please enter the connection string (e.g. "(DESCRIPTION=(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=TCP)(HOST=server)(PORT=1521))(CONNECT_DATA=(SERVICE_NAME=db.example.com)))").Please enter the environment name for this node (e.g. production).Please enter the extension context.Please enter the extension name.Please enter the group name.Please enter the host name.Please enter the list of scripts which should be run. Each line has the following format: [account type] [action] [script and arguments]Please enter the list of scripts which should be run. Each line has the following format: [action] [script and arguments]Please enter the mapping entry (e.g. "-fstype=nfs,rw server:/projects").Please enter the mapping name for this entry (e.g. auto.home).Please enter the master configuration password. This is NOT your LDAP password. It is stored in your config.cfg file. If this is the first time you log in, enter "lam".Please enter the master password to change the general preferences:Please enter the message store.Please enter the name of the new profile and the password to change its settings. Profile names may contain letters, numbers and -/_.Please enter the new name of the profile. The name may contain letters, numbers and -/_.Please enter the number of days before password expiration to send out the email.Please enter the password for the admin DN. Please note that this is saved as clear-text in the self service profile.Please enter the password which you want to set for this account.Please enter the password which you want to set for this account. You may also generate a random password (12 characters) which will be displayed on your screen.Please enter the path to the user's home directory.Please enter the port number for (unencrypted) HTTP connections.Please enter the port number for encrypted connections.Please enter the possible security questions for the password self reset.Please enter the priority.Please enter the quota limit of this mailbox in kilobytes.Please enter the quota settings for this mount point. The syntax is: {soft block limit},{hard block limit},{soft inode limit},{hard inode limit}Please enter the quota settings for this user. The syntax is: {mount point},{soft block limit},{hard block limit},{soft inode limit},{hard inode limit}.Please enter the recipients for this alias.Please enter the regular expression (e.g. "/^[0-9a-zA-Z]+$/") to validate this field. For a syntax description see <a href="%s">here</a>.Please enter the same password in both password fields.Please enter the security question for the password self reset.Please enter the time limit in minutes. 0 means unlimited.Please enter the user name and password to connect to the database.Please enter the user's name.Please enter your Puppet variables for this node (e.g. config_exim=true).Please enter your master configuration password to change the self service profile:Please enter your password to change the server preferences:Please enter your public SSH key.Please fill out the DHCP settings first.Please go back and try again.Please install and activate a supported PDO extension.Please install and activate the PDO extension for PHP.Please provide a CSV formated file with your account data. The cells in the first row must be filled with the column identifiers. The following rows represent one account for each row.Please provide a file in DER or PEM format.Please provide a file to upload.Please select an image file to upload. It must be in JPG format (.jpg/.jpeg).Please select the field type (e.g. text field).Please select the suffix where changes should be done.Please select the template for the new server profile. You can either select an existing server profile or use one of the built-in templates.Please select the type of database to use for job data.Please select your local time zone.Please select your prefered log level. Messages with a lower level will not be logged.Please set the voicemail password with "Set password" before saving.Please set up all required attributes on page: %sPlease set up your master configuration file (config/config.cfg) first!Please set your LDAP suffix to an LDAP entry with object class "dhcpService" or "dhcpServer".Please specify at least one operation.Please specify how your users need to identify themselves.Please specify the group scope.Please specify the possible values for this field. Each value can have a descriptive label that is displayed to the user.Please specify which attributes should be changed. The modify operation will also add an value if the attribute does not yet exist. To delete all values of an attribute please leave the value field empty.Please upload a .jpg/.jpeg file.Please waitPolicy count: %sPolicy list has invalid format!PoolsPortPort number.PositionPossible valuesPossible wildcards are: "*" = any character, "^" = line start, "$" = line endPost office boxPostal addressPostal address, cityPostal codePredefined classesPredefined environmentsPredefined servicesPredefined valuesPreferencePrefix for mailboxesPresidentPricePrice per jobPrice per pagePrimary affiliationPrimary groupPrimary master DNS server for this zone (e.g. "ns1.example.com.").Primary name serverPrimary organisational unitPrincipal namePrincipal name is invalid!PrinterPrinter count: %sPrinter description.Printer groupsPrinter namePrinter name already exists!Printer name contains invalid characters. Valid characters are: a-z, A-Z, 0-9 and .-_ !Printer name of the printer which should be created. Valid characters are: a-z, A-Z, 0-9 and .-_ .PrintersPriorityProceedProfileProfile DNProfile deleted.Profile editorProfile managementProfile nameProfile name is invalid!Profile passwordProfile passwords are different or empty!Profile pathProfile path is invalid!Profile was saved.ProfilesProgram to execute for all incoming mails.ProgressProxy URLPublic storePuppetPyKotaPyKota billing codesPyKota group namePyKota printersPyKota user namePykota group namePykota user nameQmailQualifyQuestionQuotaQuota for %s on %sQuota hard limitQuota has wrong format!Quota limit (kB)Quota overrideQuota sizeQuota soft limitQuota warning limitRDN identifierRID (Windows UID)RID baseRID settingsRTP hold timeoutRTP timeoutRadio buttonsRadius profile for this user.Range fromRange toRangesReadRead-onlyRead-only fieldsRead-only fields cannot be changed by the user. Use this if you want to show an attribute just for information.Really delete value from this attribute?RealmRecipientRecipient is invalid!Recipient listRecipientsReconnect if disconnectedRecursive copyRecursive copy progressRecursive delete progressRecursively copy all children of this object as well.Reenter passwordReferralsRefreshRefresh this entryRefresh timeRefreshing treeRegister new accountRegistered addressRegistered address, cityRegistration contextRegistration extensionRegistration serverReject if conflictsReloadingRemember user nameRemoveRemove Asterisk voicemail extensionRemove Authorized Service extensionRemove EDU person extensionRemove FreeRadius extensionRemove IP address extensionRemove Kerberos extensionRemove Puppet extensionRemove PyKota extensionRemove SSH public key extensionRemove Samba 3 extensionRemove Shadow account extensionRemove Unix extensionRemove Zarafa extensionRemove extensionRemove from all Unix groupsRemove from all group of (unique) namesRemove host extensionRemove passwordRemove password self reset extensionRemove qmail extensionRemove selected entriesRemove this account typeRemove user from alias entry.Remove/replace photoRemoved usersRenameRename <b>%s</b> to a new object.Rename profileRename successful!Rename this entryRenamed profile.RenamingRenewable lifetimeRenewable lifetime must be a number.Repeat passwordReplaced $user or $group in homedir.Reply-to addressReply-to address for password mails is invalid.Require password change on first loginRequire smartcardRequired attribute for object classesRequired attributesRequires hardware authenticationRequires preauthenticationResetReset changesReset passwordReset time after lockoutReset time after lockout must be are natural number.Resets the billing code's balance and page counter to 0.Resource settingsRestrict caller IDRetrieving DNRetry timeReverse DNS entries ("PTR" records)Reverse zone nameRights for the home directoryRoleRole count: %sRole member DNsRole nameRolesRoomRoom numberRouting addressRowsRulesRunRun groupRun groupsRun userRun usersS.M.SASL mechanismsSIP URI for a realtime peer.SIP user agent identification.SOA recordSQLiteSRV recordSRV recordsSSH connectionSSH connection could be established.SSH public keySSH public keysSSL certificateSSL certificatesSSL portSambaSamba 3Samba 3 domain SID is invalid!Samba 3 domain entriesSamba ID poolSamba ID pool DNSamba RIDSamba RID numberSamba display nameSamba domainSamba domain nameSamba domainsSamba group typeSamba passwordSamba workstationsSaturdaySaveSave a dump of this objectSave a dump of this object and all of its childrenSave as fileSave changesSchema browserSchema suffixSchema testScoped affiliationsScript pathScript path is invalid!Script rights are invalid!Script server is invalid!Script serversSearchSearch ResultsSearch filterSearch returned no resultsSearch scopeSearch tree suffix for usersSectionSecuritySecurity error: The file being uploaded may be malicious.Security groupSecurity groups are used for permission management and distribution groups as email lists.Security questionsSecurity settingsSee alsoSee the manual for instructions to solve this problem.Select a template for the creation processSelect a template to edit the entrySelect allSelect an LDIF fileSelect hostSelect listSelect mailSelect one or more alias entries from the list to add the recipient.Select userSelected groupsSelected modulesSelected rolesSelected usersSelf service configurationSelf service configuration editorSelf service loginSelf service login attributeSelf service profileSend confirmation mailSend notification mailSend password via mailSend via mailSender email addressesSender entriesSender filterSends a mail to the user to inform him about the password change.Sends a mail to the user to validate his email address before the password change.Sends the old password together with the new password when the user sets a new password.Sends the password to the user via mail. Please edit your LAM server profile to setup the mail settings.Serial numberServerServer addressServer address is invalid!Server informationServer listServer profileServer settingsServer statisticsServer timeServersService name (e.g. sshd, imap, ftp). Enter one service per entry.Services ("SRV" records)Session timeoutSetSet also for KerberosSet also for Samba 3Set also for ShadowSet also for WindowsSet passwordSet primary group as memberUidSet profile passwordSet random passwordSet specific passwordSet the search results to 0 to retrieve all available records.Set this field read-only.Set this only if your LDAP schema allows that groups may not have any members (e.g. if you use OpenDJ).Sets the alias names linked to the current user name.Sets the alias names linked to the user's email address.Sets the default timeout (in seconds) for entries without explicit timeout value.Sets the delivery mode (e.g. disable mail forwarding).Sets the group password.Sets the preference for the mail server. Lower values have higher priority.Sets this account type to read-only.ShadowShadowingShared folder count: %sShared mail folderShared store onlyShould DDNS (Dynamic DNS) be activated?Should fix IP addresses be added to the DNS server?ShowShow LDIF fileShow account statusShow attributesShow internal attributesShow only Asterisk accountsShow primary group members as normal group membersSingle valuedSizeSize limit in bytes for a single mail. Larger mails will be bounced.SkipSoft blockSoft block limitSoft block limit.Soft inodeSoft inode (files) limit.Soft inode limitSome IMAP servers store mailboxes with a prefix (e.g. "user" for Cyrus which results in "user.username").Some attributes (%s) were modified and are highlighted below.Some required information is missingSorry this help id ({bold}%s{endbold}) is not available for this module ({bold}%s{endbold}).Sorry this help number ({bold}%s{endbold}) is not available.Special userSpecifies a filter that matches the members (e.g. "(mail=*@zarafa.nl)").Specifies how "Send as" privileges are displayed.Specifies how members and owners are displayed.Specifies how members are displayed.Specifies if LAM should automatically follow referrals. Activate if you use referrals in your LDAP directory.Specifies if password mails may be sent to mail addresses other than the user's LDAP mail address.Specifies if the mail should be sent as text or HTML.Specifies if the password must not contain 3 or more characters of the user/first/last name.Specifies if the password must not contain the user name.Specifies if the user can call forward.Specifies if the user may authenticate with FreeRadius.Specifies if this group has security possibilities.Specifies if this server contains the public store. This may be changed only for new entries.Specifies if unknown clients are allowed.Specifies if users are allowed to change their own passwords or not.Specifies the LDAP base where to search for members (e.g. "ou=zarafa,dc=company,dc=com").Specifies the allowed file extension. This is checked at upload time.Specifies the attribute that should be used to reference the entries. If you would like to reference also groups then this must be set to "dn".Specifies the capacity of this resource.Specifies the folder type (e.g. shared mail folder).Specifies the maximum allowed file size in bytes.Specifies the maximum lifetime of a ticket in days.Specifies the maximum number of seconds before a password is due to expire that expiration warning messages will be returned to a user.Specifies the maximum number of seconds that a connection can be idle before the session is terminated.Specifies the maximum renewable lifetime of a ticket in days.Specifies the minimum number of characters that will be accepted in a password.Specifies the number of above password rules that must be fulfilled.Specifies the number of consecutive failed login attempts after which the password may not be used to login.Specifies the number of previously used passwords which should be saved in the password history. New passwords can only be set if they are not in the password history.Specifies the number of seconds after which old consecutive failed login attempts are purged from the failure counter, even though no successful authentication has occurred.Specifies the number of seconds during which the password cannot be used to login due to too many consecutive failed bind attempts.Specifies the person's affiliation within a particular security domain in broad categories such as student, faculty, staff, alum, etc.Specifies the person's primary relationship to the institution in broad categories such as student, faculty, staff, alum, etc.Specifies the person's relationships to the institution in broad categories such as student, faculty, staff, alum, etc.Specifies the priority of this entry (lower value means more preferred).Specifies the type of limit for printing if any. Please note that in contrast to "Free printing" the option "No quota" includes accounting.Specifies the used port for this entry.Specifies the user's pickup group.Specifies the weight of this entry (relative value).Specifies whether the user is an admin. System administrators may additionally create, modify and delete companies.Specifies whether the user's existing password must be sent along with their new password when changing a password. Attention, LAM does not support password changes which require the old password.Specify attributes and valuesStandard LDAP search filter. Example: (&(sn=Smith)(givenName=David))Start timeStateStatic textStep %s of %sSteveSteve MillerSteve Miller,Room 2.14,123-123-1234,123-123-1234Steve, StevoStoring the password in your server profile is also possible but not recommended.StreetStructure nameSub (entire subtree)SubgroupsSubjectSubnetSubnet maskSubstring RuleSuccessSuccessfully deleted DN %sSudo roleSudo role count: %sSudo role managementSudo rolesSudo roles with higher order numbers are used if multiple roles match.SuffixSuffix for GID/group name checkSuffix for UID/user name checkSuffix for new usersSundaySwitch back to default label.Switch entriesSync Asterisk password with Unix passwordSync Heimdal Kerberos password with Unix passwordSync MIT Kerberos password with Unix passwordSync Samba 3 passwordSync Samba LM password with Unix passwordSync Samba NT password with Unix passwordSync fields with page layoutSync from %sSyntaxSyntax OIDSyntaxesSystem administratorSystem loggingTLS cannot be combined with ldaps://.TXT recordTXT recordsTarget IMAP folderTarget of invitation policy is invalid!Target server profileTechnical nameTelephone numberTempTemp, contract till DecemberTemplateTemplatesTerminal server optionsTest settingsTestsTextText ("TXT" records)Text areaText fieldThe "NetID" of the person for the purposes of inter-institutional authentication. It should be represented in the form "user@scope" where scope defines a local security domain.The DHCP ranges were changed to fit for the new subnet.The DN of the directory entry representing the institution with which the person is associated.The DN of the directory entry representing the person's primary organisational unit.The DNs of the directory entries representing the person's organisational units.The ID of this group was changed. You can update all user and host entries to the new group ID.The IMAP admin password is empty.The IP address %s is invalid!The IP address does not match the subnet.The IP address is already in use.The IP address is invalid.The IP address of the PC.The IP addresses of the DNS servers. Multiple addresses are separated by ",". Example: 192.168.0.10, 192.168.0.11The IP addresses of the Netbios name servers (e.g. "123.123.123.123, 123.123.123.124").The IP does not match the subnet.The Kerberos realm for this account.The Kerberos realm of this user.The MAC address of the PC. Example: 11:22:33:44:55:aaThe Netbios server is invalid.The PC name may not be longer than 20 characters.The PC name may only contain A-Z, a-z and 0-9.The PC name needs to be at least 2 characters long.The PDF structure defines what information is exported as PDF file and how the pages are structured. You can manage the PDF structures in the PDF editor (under "Tools").The RDN field is empty.The Radius realm of this account.The SID of your Samba server. Get it with "net getlocalsid".The TLS encryption could not be started.The UID ranges for users and hosts overlap! This is a problem because LAM uses the highest UID in use + 1 for new accounts. Please set the minimum UID to equal values or use independent ranges.The Unix socket or named pipe to the server.The account context is invalid.The account context stores information about the dial plan.The account type is invalid.The account will be locked after this date.The account will be saved under this LDAP suffix.The alias name "%s" is invalid.The alias name for this entry.The answer needs to be at least %s characters long.The answer to the security question is wrong.The attribute %s is not supported for the object class %s by your LDAP server.The attribute to modify doesn't match the one specified by %s.The attribute value does not existThe caller ID format is invalid.The class names may only contain ASCII characters.The config file is not writable.The container you specified (%s) does not exist. Please try again.The default gateway is invalid.The default interpretation of .qmail files.The destination entry (%s) already exists.The domain name includes invalid characters. Valid characters are A-Z, a-z, 0-9, ".", "_","-".The domain name of the subnet.The email address is invalid.The ending IP address of the range.The entered Netbios node type does not exist.The entry (%s) does not exist.The entry does not exist and will be ignoredThe environment name may only contain ASCII characters.The expiration date is invalid.The expiration date must be in format DD.MM.YYYY HH:MM.The expiration time "%s" must be a number.The extension context is invalid.The file must not exeed 2000x300px.The file name must end with ".png" or ".jpg".The file you chose is either empty or does not exist.The file you selected was only partially uploaded, likley due to a network error.The file you uploaded is too large. Please check php.ini, upload_max_size settingThe folder on the server where the shared folder is located (e.g. user/myfolder@example.com).The folder's email address.The following suffixes are missing in LDAP. LAM can create them for you.The format of the logon hours field is invalid!The format of this custom script setting is invalid.The format to show the query resultsThe full DN of the new entry to be created when copying the source entryThe full name is invalid.The given user name matches multiple LDAP entries.The grace authentication limit specifies the number of times that an expired password may be used to login.The group is managed by this contact person.The group names for this account.The groups for this account. You can insert a group name or DN.The headline for a new section must contain at least one character.The home directory will be connected under this drive letter.The host is managed by this contact person.The host name "%s" is invalid.The host name for this entry.The host name is invalid.The initials of the user's first names.The key enables the DHCP server to perform DNS updates. The key is generated with "genDDNSkey".The lease time is invalid.The lease time specifies after how many seconds the client should request a new IP address.The list of commands which may be run.The list of configured Puppet classes for this node (e.g. ntp).The list of hosts from which the user may run the commands.The list of labels contains duplicates.The list of users who own this sudo role and may run the commands.The list of values contains duplicates.The list's alternate email address.The list's email address.The listed IPs were found in DHCP by matching the host's MAC address.The log file is empty or contains invalid characters! Valid characters are: a-z, A-Z, 0-9, /, \, ., :, _ and -.The login name of your IMAP user who has rights to create/delete mailboxes.The mail server for this entry.The mail server that contains the message store.The mail text for confirmation mails must include the wildcard @@resetLink@@.The mail text of all mails.The mail text of all password mails.The mail text of the confirmation mail.The mail text of the mails.The mailbox format is invalid.The maximum lease time is invalid.The maximum lease time specifies after how many seconds the client must request a new IP address.The maximum mailbox size in MB.The maximum number of mails that can be stored in the user's mailbox.The maximum number of pages per job allowed on the printer. 0 means unlimited.The minimum time "%s" must be a number.The module %s is not yet ready.The name for that PDF-structure you submitted is not valid. A valid name must consist of the following characters: 'a-z','A-Z','0-9','_','-'.The name of a command to execute. The available commands may be listed at the Asterisk command line by executing "core show applications".The name of the PC.The name of the extension (e.g. voicemail or sip).The name of the server where the mailbox is located.The name of the subnet. Example: 192.168.10.0The name of your Windows domain or workgroup.The name server "%s" is invalid.The name server for this zone.The net mask for the IP address.The net mask is derived from the subnet mask. LAM will calculate it automatically.The net mask is invalid.The new password will be stored in the directory after you save this account.The number of milliseconds for the last qualify.The number of priority, weight, port and server entries must be equal.The number of users who may login to LAM is restricted. This can be either a fixed list of DNs or LAM can search LDAP to find a DN which matches the given user name.The object class %s is not supported by your LDAP server.The office name of the user (e.g. YourCompany, Human Resources).The operation was stopped because of the above errors.The options have bad format.The owners of this device.The owners of this group.The pager number has bad format.The parameter @@password@@ will be replaced with the new password.The parameter @@principal@@ will be replaced with the principal name.The password is invalid! Please try again.The password is too short. You have to enter at least %s characters.The password is too weak. It needs to match at least %s password complexity rules.The password is too weak. You have to enter at least %s different character classes (upper/lower case, numbers and symbols).The password is too weak. You have to enter at least %s lower case characters.The password is too weak. You have to enter at least %s numeric characters.The password is too weak. You have to enter at least %s symbolic characters.The password is too weak. You have to enter at least %s upper case characters.The password is too weak. You may not use parts of the user name for the password.The password is too weak. You may not use parts of user attributes for the password.The password is too weak. You may not use the user name as part of the password.The password of your IMAP admin user. The login name for the IMAP admin user is stored in the LAM server profile.The password was set to:The pool's failover peer.The pool's name.The port "%s" is invalid.The post office box of the user's address.The postal code of the user's address.The preference "%s" must be a number.The price for each page of a print job.The price for each print job.The primary group for this account. You can insert a GID number or a group name.The primary group the host should be member of.The primary group the user should be member of.The priority "%s" is invalid.The priority is a sequence number used to order the execution of commands. Commands are executed beginning with the lowest sequence number.The range conflicts with another range.The range end needs to be greater than the range start.The refresh time "%s" must be a number.The retry time "%s" must be a number.The room number of the employee's office.The scope in which to searchThe scripts will be run on your web server in the user context of your web server (e.g. apache/www-data).The selected options will not be managed inside LAM. You can use this to reduce the number of displayed input fields.The serial number "%s" must be a number.The serial number should be updated after each zone change.The server name "%s" is invalid.The source and destination DN are the same.The starting IP address of the range.The state where the user resides or works.The static text must contain at least one character.The street name of the user's address.The subject of all mails.The subject of all password mails.The subject of the mails.The subnet is already in use.The subnet is invalid.The subnet mask is invalid.The subnet mask of the network.The sudo command is not valid after this date.The sudo command is not valid before this date.The sudo commands are executed with these group memberships.The sudo commands may be run as these users (e.g. root).The time (in seconds) a secondary server should wait before retrying a zone refresh.The time (in seconds) that a secondary server should wait before checking for zone updates.The time (in seconds) that zone data is kept on a secondary server without receiving a zone refresh.The timeout "%s" must be a number.The timeout specifies how long (in seconds) a record can be cached by caching DNS servers.The uploaded file does not have the correct file extension (%s).The uploaded file is too large (> %s bytes).The uploaded file seems to be no valid public key.The url attribute value should begin with file://.The user account is non-active and login is disabled.The user must log on using a smart card.The user will get warned when his mailbox reaches this limit.The user's alternate email address.The user's call groups.The user's email address.The user's fax number.The user's mobile number.The user's organisation name.The user's organisational unit.The user's pager number.The user's private telephone number.The user's telephone number.The user's unique employee number.The user's web site (e.g. http://www.company.com).The value for the Samba 3 field "User can/must change password" needs to be a number.The variables may only contain ASCII characters.The voicemail context name is invalid.The weight "%s" is invalid.The were no attributes marked as an RDN attribute.The wildcard for the account creation link is @@creationLink@@.The wildcard for the new password is @@newPassword@@.The wildcard for the reset link is @@resetLink@@.There are <b>%s</b> members in group <b>%s</b>:There are still users who have this group as their primary group.There can be only one group of this type.There is already another user with this caller ID.There is already another user with this mailbox name.There were errors while uploading:There will be %s updates done with this mass updateThese are the minimum and maximum numbers to use for group IDs when creating new group accounts. New group accounts will always get the highest number in use plus one.These are the minimum and maximum numbers to use for machine IDs when creating new accounts for hosts. The range should be different from that of users. New host accounts will always get the highest number in use plus one.These are the minimum and maximum numbers to use for user IDs when creating new user accounts. The range should be different from that of machines. New user accounts will always get the highest number in use plus one.These are the user's certificates.These classes will be available as autocompletion hints when adding new classes.These entries specify the members of the netgroup. You can limit the set to a host name, a user name, a domain name or any combination of them.These environments will be available as autocompletion hints when setting the environment.These options change the list of potential extension owners below. You can select to show Asterisk accounts or all users. It is also possible to search the tree suffix if you have users which are not in the standard user suffix.These services will show up as hint if you enter a new service.This GID number is invalid! Please provide either a number or a group name.This HTML code will be placed on top of all self service pages. E.g. you can use this to place your custom logo. Any HTML code is permitted.This PC name already exists.This account is marked for deletion.This allows you to define this account as a special user like administrator or guest.This attribute is not defined in the LDAP schemaThis attribute is requiredThis attribute is required for the RDN.This can be used to specify if the user has a car license.This change requires to add new attributes.This changes the password of the selected profile.This changes the profile which is selected by default at login.This column is defined to include unique entries but duplicates were found:This command will be called to change the Kerberos password. Usually, it should look similar to "/usr/sbin/kadmin -K /etc/heimdal/apache.keytab -p admin/admin passwd -p @@password@@ @@principal@@".This command will be called to change the Kerberos password. Usually, it should look similar to "/usr/sbin/kadmin -k -t /home/www-data/apache.keytab -p realm/changepwd".This custom script setting includes an invalid account type.This custom script setting includes an invalid action type.This defines the language of the login window and sets this language as the default language. Users can change the language at login.This defines the rights for the home directories which are created by lamdaemon.This defines what application Asterisk has to start for this user (e.g. SIP/user1).This deletion request also includes %s child entries.This describes the location of the device.This describes the location of the host.This describes the location of the user.This document was automatically created by LDAP Account ManagerThis email address will be set as reply-to address of all mails.This email address will be set as reply-to address of all password mails.This email address will be set as sender address of all mails. If empty the system default (php.ini) will be used.This email address will be set as sender address of all password mails. If empty the system default (php.ini) will be used.This email address will be set as sender address of the mails. If empty the system default (php.ini) will be used.This enables the password self reset function.This enables the self registration function.This entry has no attributesThis entry is the root of a sub-tree containing %s entries.This field is required.This field name already exists. Please choose a different one.This gecos value is invalid!This is a comma separated list of IP addresses.This is a comma separated list of MAC addresses.This is a comma separated list of delegates.This is a comma separated list of eMail aliases.This is a comma separated list of invitation policies.This is a comma separated list of recipients.This is a comma separated list of the users public email addresses.This is a list of IP addresses from hosts who may access LAM. You can use "*" as wildcard (e.g. 192.168.0.*).This is a list of additional attributes that the user can enter. Please note that user name, password and email address are mandatory anyway and need not be specified.This is a list of groups this group is member of.This is a list of members of this group.This is a list of members of this group. Multiple members are separated by semicolons.This is a list of nick names for this user.This is a list of object classes that are used to build the new user accounts. Please enter one object class in each line.This is a list of the servers where the lamdaemon scripts are stored. LDAP Account Manager will make a SSH connection to the servers with the user name and password provided at login. Multiple servers are separated by semicolons. You can append a descriptive name after a colon.This is a list of valid DN entries of all users that are allowed to login to LDAP Account Manager. Please enter one DN per line.This is a structural ObjectClass and cannot be removed.This is a workaround for Active Directory. Enable it if you get messages about size limit exceeded.This is an optional description for this entry.This is needed to find the LDAP DNs of your user accounts. E.g. if you use "uid" and your user inputs "miller" then LAM will search for an account with uid=miller.This is not a valid DN!This is not a valid RID number!This is not a valid Samba 3 group type!This is not a valid list of DNs!This is not a valid option.This is one of the users public email addresses.This is only needed for TLS/SSL connections. By default, LAM will use the certificate authorities installed on your system. If you have a private CA in your company you can upload your CA certificates here and override the system certificates.This is the ID of the user in the Asterisk database. It may contain digits and letters (e.g. user1 or 200134).This is the IP address for the user (e.g. 123.123.123.123).This is the IP address of the network card of the device (e.g. 123.123.123.123).This is the LDAP DN of the host's manager.This is the LDAP DN of the user's manager. Use this property to represent hierarchies in your company.This is the LDAP attribute's value that puts the checkbox in an activated state. The value is case-insensitive.This is the LDAP attribute's value that puts the checkbox in an deactivated state. The value is case-insensitive.This is the MAC address of the network card of the device (e.g. 00:01:02:DE:EF:18).This is the SID of the user's primary Windows group.This is the absolute path to an external script for setting quotas and creating home directories.This is the account's Kerberos password.This is the account's Windows password.This is the account's full name on Windows systems.This is the active password policy for this account.This is the answer to the security question. It allows users to reset their password.This is the database name on the server.This is the date of the user's last login.This is the date when the account will expire.This is the date when the account will expire. Format: DD-MM-YYYYThis is the date when the user changed his password.This is the date when the user changed his password. If you specify a maximum password age then you can force a password change here.This is the group name which will be shown in Windows.This is the host's location (e.g. Munich, server room 3).This is the identifier for the relative DN value. It must be one of the given allowed LDAP attributes (e.g. user accounts usually use "uid" while groups use "cn").This is the identifier for the relative DN value. LAM will use "uid" by default.This is the label for the link to the password self reset. If empty "Forgot password?" will be used.This is the label for the link to the self registration. If empty "Register new account" will be used.This is the list of attributes to show in the account list. The entries can either be predefined values, "#attribute", or individual ones, "attribute:description". Several entries are separated by semicolons.This is the list of valid login shells.This is the machine id (e.g. IP address or host name) from which the user can call/receive calls.This is the mail server for the user.This is the mailbox size limit in bytes.This is the minimum length for answers to the security question.This is the name of this group.This is the natural name of the host. If empty, the host name will be used.This is the natural name of the user.This is the natural name of the user. If empty, the first and last name is used.This is the natural name of the user. If empty, the first and last name or user name is used.This is the number of bad logon attempts (0 - 999) before the account is deactivated. 0 means unlimited attempts.This is the number of passwords which are saved to prevent that users reuse old passwords.This is the number of rows to show in the account list. If more entries are found the list will be split into several pages.This is the path to the user's home directory.This is the relative ID (similar to UID on Unix) for Windows accounts. If you leave this empty LAM will calculate the RID from the UID. This can be either a number or the name of a special group:This is the relative ID number for your Windows account. You can either enter a number or one of these special accounts: This is the relative ID number for your host account. If you leave this empty LAM will use: uidNumber*2 + sambaAlgorithmicRidBase.This is the separator for the mailbox path. Usually, this is "." but e.g. Cyrus with "unixhierarchysep" will require "/".This is the server address of your LDAP server. Use ldap:// for unencrypted LDAP connections or TLS encrypted connections. LDAP+SSL (LDAPS) encrypted connections are specified with ldaps://. The port value is optional.This is the suffix for the LDAP tree viewer.This is the suffix of the LDAP tree from where to search for LDAP entries. Only entries in this subtree will be displayed in the account list. When creating a new accont this will be the DN where it is saved.This is the target email address for the user's mails.This is the target of this alias entry.This is the time (in minutes) for which the user may not log in after the account was locked. -1 means forever.This is the time (in minutes) of inactivity after which a user is automatically logged off.This is the time in minutes which LAM caches its LDAP searches. Shorter times will stress LDAP more but decrease the possibility that changes are not identified.This is the time zone of your Samba server. LAM needs this information to display the logon hours correctly.This is the user's primary Windows group.This is this node's parent. All classes and variables are inherited from this node.This is typically used to allow incoming calls (e.g. from FWD) while having a type=friend entry defined with username and password.This is used to mark this account as resource.This job sends out emails to inform your users that their passwords will expire soon.This login shell is invalid!This mail address is already in use:This mailbox will be created/deleted.This may overwrite existing values with profile data. Continue?This message is shown when the field value does not match the validation expression.This object class is obsolete.This option allows you to disable the certificate check of your IMAP server certificate. Disabling the certificate check is not recommended.This option defines the allowed logon hours for this account.This option defines the allowed logon hours for this account. The format is the same as for the LDAP attribute. The 24*7 hours are represented as 168 bit which are saved as 21 hex (21*8 = 168) values. The first bit represents Sunday 0:00 - 0:59 in GMT.This pair of extension name and priority already exists.This program is run after the login.This specifies the reconnect policy.This specifies the used Zarafa LDAP schema. Select LDAP for e.g. OpenLDAP, Apache Directory, OpenDJ and other non-Windows based LDAP servers. If you run Zarafa against Samba 4 or Active Directory please select Active Directory.This specifies what to do when the client connection is broken.This text is displayed on top of the self service login page. You can also input HTML code here.This text is displayed on top of the self service main page. You can also input HTML code here.This text is placed as label for the password field on the login page. LAM will use "Password" if you do not enter any text.This text should shortly describe your selected LDAP search attribute (e.g. email or user name).This text will be printed on top of the page.This text will be sent as reply to all incoming mails if the delivery mode is set to autoreply.This tool allows you to customize the PDF pages.This user is not supported or was not found.This user name is only used for old Windows versions (e.g. NT4, W98).This user was not found!This value can only be "Room" or "Equipment".This value can only be "true" or "false".This value can only be "true", "false" or "system".This value must be a list of user names separated by semicolons.This will create a new organisational unit under the selected one.This will create the user's home directory on the specified server.This will delete the selected organisational unit. The OU has to be empty.This will delete the selected profile.This will enable the extension automatically if this profile is loaded.This will force syncing with group of names members of the same group.This will hide the custom scripts tab when you edit an account. Manual actions are not possible when the tab is not visible.This will reset the host's password to a default value.This will set a random password and display it on the screen or send it to the user via mail.This will set a random password and display it on the screen or send it to the user via mail. Please edit your LAM server profile to setup the mail settings.This will set a special flag on the account which tells Kolabd to remove it. Use this to cleanly delete Kolab accounts (e.g. this removes mail boxes).This will set the user's account status. You may disable the mail account here.ThursdayTicket lifetimeTicket lifetime must be a number.TimeTime limitTime of user's last login.Time of user's last password change.Time zoneTimeoutTimeoutsTitleToTo disable login use /bin/false.Tool settingsToolsTotalTotal connectionsTotal entriesTotal money paid by the user.Total paidTotal paid (read-only)Translate GID number to group nameTree suffixTree viewTreeSuffix is invalid!TuesdayTypeUIDUID generatorUID has changed. Do you want to change home directory?UID must be a number. It has to be inside the UID range which is defined in your configuration profile.UID numberUID number has changed. To keep file ownership you have to run the following command as root: 'find / -uid %s -exec chown %s {} \;'UID number is already in use.UID ranges for Unix accountsUNC-path (\\server\share) of homedirectory. $user and $group are replaced with user and group name.UNC-path (\\server\share\) of home directory. If no home drive is set then this directory must start with a drive letter (e.g. "c:\dir\user").URI (either URN or URL) that indicates a set of rights to specific resources.URLUnable to add DNS record.Unable to change ACL on IMAP server for mailbox deletion.Unable to change Kerberos password.Unable to change password.Unable to change your account. Maybe you do not have enough rights to change the settings.Unable to change your account. Your changes might violate the password policy.Unable to connect to database.Unable to connect to remote server!Unable to create ZIP file for PDF export.Unable to create account.Unable to create mailbox on IMAP server.Unable to create new OU!Unable to create new automount map.Unable to create new profile!Unable to create new zone.Unable to delete DNS record "%s".Unable to delete DNS record.Unable to delete OU!Unable to delete PDF structure!Unable to delete entry, it does not existUnable to delete logo file.Unable to delete mailbox from IMAP server.Unable to delete profile!Unable to find a printer with name "%s".Unable to find group in LDAP.Unable to find password security answer for this account.Unable to find password security question for this account.Unable to find role in LDAP.Unable to find the user name in LDAP.Unable to find user account.Unable to import server certificate. Please use the upload function.Unable to load LDAP entry:Unable to load profile!Unable to locate mailbox on IMAP.Unable to process this file.Unable to read file.Unable to register your new account. Please try again.Unable to reset password.Unable to retrieve imageUnable to retrieve schema!Unable to save profile!Unable to send mail!Unable to update DNS record "%s".Unable to upload logo file.Unable to verify your password reset request. Please try again.Unable to verify your user creation request. Please try again.UnbindUniversalUnixUnix accountUnix groupsUnknown clientsUnknown delegate address: %sUnkown change typeUnlockUnlock accountUnlock account?Unlock passwordUnlockedUnsolved dependency:UpUpdate Samba password timestampUpdate attribute "sambaPwdLastSet" on password changeUpdate objectUpdate quotaUpdate valuesUpdating objectUploadUpload CA certificate in DER/PEM format.Upload a file with one or more keys. Each line contains one key.Upload accounts to LDAPUpload fileUpload file and create accountsUpload has finishedUpload was stopped after errors in %s module!Uploaded images will be cropped to these maximum values.Uploaded logo file.UptimeUsageUse * for all services.Use Unix passwordUse for all operationsUse no passwordUse this to enter an additional LDAP filter (e.g. "(cn!=admin)") to reduce the number of entries to modify.Use this to enter an additional LDAP filter (e.g. "(cn!=admin)") to reduce the number of visible elements for this account type.Use this to enter an additional LDAP filter (e.g. "(objectClass=passwordSelfReset)") to reduce the number of accounts who may use self service.Use this to hide the caller ID.Use this to hide this entry from the address book.Use this to provide a list of folders (e.g. Trash) to add for new accounts.Use this to specify other groups or accounts from other domains as group members.Use wildcards like $uid$ for LDAP attributes of the current LAM admin user.Used balance for the billing code.Used blocksUsed blocks. 1000 blocks are usually 1MBUsed by attributesUsed by object classesUsed for calculating RIDs from UID/GID. Do not change if unsure.Used for registration context.Used inodesUsed inodes (files)Used to automatically hangup the call if no RTP traffic is received.Used to limit SIP traffic to and from this peer to a certain IP or network.Used to regularly check that a device is still online.UserUser accounts (e.g. Unix, Samba and Kolab)User agentUser can change passwordUser certificatesUser count: %sUser description.User description. If left empty first and last name will be used.User description. If left empty sur- and give name will be used.User description. If left empty user name will be used.User modificationUser must change passwordUser nameUser name (pre W2K)User name already exists!User name and email addressUser name attributeUser name contains invalid characters. Valid characters are: a-z, A-Z, 0-9 and .-_ !User name for NIS.User name in use. Selected next free user name.User name of the user who should be created. Valid characters are: a-z,A-Z,0-9, @.-_.User name of the user who should be created. Valid characters are: a-z,A-Z,0-9, @.-_. If user name is already used user name will be expanded with a number. The next free number will be used.User name or email addressUser name suggestionUser name that is used for PyKota.User profileUser self registrationUser serverUsersUsers or groups that may directly send email as this user.Users who are member of the current group. Users who have set their primary group to this group will not be shown.Users who will become member of the current group. User names are separated by semicolons.Using %s as lamdaemon remote server.Using %s to connect to remote server.Usually, users are not added to groups as memberUid if they have this group as primary group. If your application ignores primary groups then you can select this option to override this behaviour.VCARD 2.1 ExportValid toValid usersValidate server certificateValidation expressionValidation messageValueValue for "checked"Value for "unchecked"Value mappingValue to delete does not exist in DNVariablesVendor nameVendor versionView %s childrenView 1 childView the children of this objectViewing entry in read-only mode.Voicemail contextVoicemail mailbox for this account.Want more features? Get LAM Pro!WarningWas unable to add attributes to DN: %s.Was unable to create DN: %s.Was unable to delete DN: %s.Was unable to modify attributes from DN: %s.Was unable to modify attributes of DN: %s.Was unable to remove attributes from DN: %s.Was unable to rename DN: %s.Web siteWednesdayWeightWelcome to LAM self service. Please enter your user name and password.What is the name of your favourite pet?When performing a recursive copy, only copy those entries which match this filter.When the hard quota limit is reached, email can not be delivered to that user anymore.When using ldaps:// or TLS be sure to use exactly the same IP/domain name as in your certificate!WindowsWindows domain infoWindows domain info DNWindows domain name of account.Windows groupWindows group nameWindows group type.Windows password hashes are saved by default as NT and LM hashes. LM hashes are insecure and only needed for old versions of Windows. You should disable them unless you really need them.Windows primary groupWindows primary group SIDWindows-Domain name of group.Work detailsWorkgroupWorking directoryWorking directory of initial program.WriteWrite accessWrong password/user name combination. Please try again.Wrong quota format. Quota must be numeric.YesYou are reusing an old password. Please choose a different password.You are using capital letters. This can cause problems because Windows is not case-sensitive.You can download your PDF files {link=%s}{color=#d2131a}here{endcolor}{endlink}.You can setup the LDAP suffixes for all account types in your LAM server profile on tab "Account types".You can specify if LAM allows full write access, password changes or only read access.You can use "$user", "$firstname" and "$lastname" as wildcards for user name, first and last name.You can use the wildcard @@LOGIN_DN@@ which will be substituted with the DN of the user who is currently logged in to LAM.You can use this to temporarily deactivate the Zarafa extension.You can use wildcards for LDAP attributes in the form @@attribute@@ (e.g. @@uid@@ for the user name).You can use wildcards in the format $wildcard$ which are replaced by the LDAP attribute with the same name. For multi-value attributes the values will be separated by commas.You cannot add the Zarafa and Zarafa contact extension at the same time.You cannot perform updates while server is in read-only modeYou cannot rename an entry which has child entries.You cannot use SSL and TLS encryption at the same time. Please use either "ldaps://" or TLS.You did not change the RDNYou do not have the required access rights or the LDAP schema is not published by your server.You entered one or more invalid DNS servers.You left the attribute value blank. Please go back and try again.You left the value blank for required attribute (%s).You made no changesYou might need to restart your webserver for changes to take effect.You might want to use %s instead of %s.You must either upload a file or provide an import in the text box.You need to add at least one member to this group.You specified an answer but no security question.You will be prompted to confirm this decisionYour IMAP domains and email address domain do not match.Your LAM admin user (%s) must be a valid Unix account to work with lamdaemon!Your LAM admin user must be a valid Unix account to work with lamdaemon!Your LAM login password was not accepted by the IMAP server.Your PHP configuration has disabled file uploads. Please check php.ini before proceeding.Your PHP.INI does not have file_uploads = ON. Please enable file uploads in PHP.Your changes cannot be saved until you make the file writable for the webserver user.Your new account was created but post processing failed. Please contact your local administrator.Your new account was successfully created. Please return to login to change your user data.Your password does not meet the password strength qualifications. Please retry with another one.Your password was changed to @@newPassword@@.Your session expired, click here to go back to the login page.Your session expired, please log in again.Your settings were successfully saved.YourCompanyZarafaZarafa address listZarafa address listsZarafa contactZarafa dynamic groupZarafa dynamic groupsZarafa schemaZarafa will store the user's archives on these servers.Zone nameZone name for the DNS server (e.g. company.local).\\server\homes\smiller\\server\profiles\smilleradd valueadminstratorsallattribute deletedbackupRootFileSystembillingCode01browsebytescharactercharacterscompany.comconfirmdc=yourcompany,dc=comdefaultdeletedelete attributedisableddisconnectdomaindownload valueeditenabledexportfalseforcefrom any clientfrom previous client onlygroup01,group02group01;group02group1@company.com,group2@company.comgroup@company.comhinthourshttp://www.company.comimportinput off, notify offinput off, notify oninput on, notify offinput on, notify onldap://localhost:389 connects to localhost using a standard LDAP connection on port 389ldaps://ldap.domain.com connects to ldap.domain.com using an encrypted LDAP connection.listloginmachinesmail.yourdomain.orgmydomainmygroupnewnono description availableno entriesno new attributes available for this entryno new binary attributes available for this entrynonenone, remove valuenot applicablenot specifiedou=People,dc=yourcompany,dc=com will read and store all accounts in this subtree.ou=accounts,dc=yourdomain,dc=orgpc01$pc01,Room 2.34pc01,pc02pixelsprinter01printergroup1read onlyrefreshrenamerequiredresetrole01,role02searchsecondssecretselect the rdn attributesmillersmiller@otherdomain.orgsmiller@yourdomain.orgssh-dss 234234 user@hoststructuraltabletesttest-starttrueuid=smiller,ou=People,dc=company,dc=comuse custom CA certificatesuse system certificatesuser01,user02,user03user@company.comusersview entrieswith yesProject-Id-Version: LAM
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Used by attributes"Send as" privilegesUNC-path (\\server\share) of homedirectory. $user and $group are replaced with user and group name.(host1,user1,example.com);(host2,user2,example.com)smiller123-123-1234123-123-1235123-123-1236123-124-123412345<b>B-Node (0x01): Broadcast.</b><br/>The client tries to find other workstations via broadcasting
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<b>P-Node (0x02): Point-To-Point</b><br />
The client contacts a Netbios name server (NBNS) from Microsoft Windows Name Service (WINS) for name resolution.<br/><br/>

<b>M-Node (0x04): Mixed</b><br />
The node tries broadcasting first. If that fails then it tries WINS.<br/><br/>

<b>H-Node (0x08): Hybrid</b><br />
The node tries WINS first. If that fails it tries broadcasting.<br/><br/>

By default, the nodes are configured as H-Nodes which fits for small networks. In large networks Point-to-Point (0x02) should be used.<b>Maximum length:</b> %s charactersA CNAME record allows no other records.A NS record allows no other records except SOA/MX/A records.A SOA record allows no other records except NS/MX/A records.A SOA record requires that the host name is set to "@".A confirmation mail was sent. Please click on the link in the mail to proceed.A description for this device.A list of attributes to display in the results (comma-separated)A list of options (e.g. !authenticate).A required column is missing in your CSV file.A server name for this service (e.g. "ldap.example.com.").A text value for this host.A user may define who is allowed to act on behalf of herself. This property is checked when using the Kolab smtp daemon (Postfix) to send emails.A valid deleteoldrdn attribute should be specifiedA valid dn line is requiredA valid newrdn attribute should be specifiedA valid newsuperior attribute should be specifiedA/AAAA recordA/AAAA recordsAMA flagsAbandonAborted password change.Access levelAccountAccount %s:Account contextAccount creationAccount creation confirmationAccount creation via file uploadAccount deactivatedAccount detailsAccount expirationAccount expiration dateAccount expiration date (read-only)Account inactiveAccount is deactivatedAccount is lockedAccount name:Account statusAccount typeAccount typesAccount types and modulesAccount types define which sorts of LDAP entries (e.g. users and groups) should be managed. The account modules define which properties (e.g. Unix and Samba) can be edited.Account was created successfully.Account was modified successfully.Action typeActivate DynDNSActivate TLSActivate this checkbox to allow this user to use the terminal service.Activate this checkbox to connect drives from the client machine.Activate this checkbox to connect printers from the client machine.Activate this checkbox to inherit the initial program and working directory from the client machine.Activate this checkbox to set the client's printer as default printer.Activating this checkbox will remove the user's home directory.ActiveActive account typesAddAdd Asterisk accountAdd Asterisk voicemail extensionAdd Authorized Service extensionAdd EDU person extensionAdd FreeRadius extensionAdd IP address extensionAdd Kerberos extensionAdd Kolab extensionAdd Puppet extensionAdd PyKota extensionAdd SSH public key extensionAdd Samba 3 extensionAdd Shadow account extensionAdd Unix extensionAdd Zarafa contact extensionAdd Zarafa extensionAdd addressbook (ou=addressbook)Add allAdd an additional value to attributeAdd another ruleAdd entriesAdd entries of this type:Add existing hostAdd extensionAdd fix IP addresses to DNSAdd host extensionAdd input fieldAdd jobAdd more fieldsAdd more mapping fieldsAdd new <b>%s</b> value to <b>%s</b>Add new attributeAdd new attribute to this objectAdd new binary attributeAdd new fieldAdd new groupAdd new object classAdd new object class to <b>%s</b>Add object class and attributesAdd password self reset extensionAdd photoAdd profileAdd qmail extensionAdd selectedAdd to existing aliasAdd valueAdded usersAddingAdding the range failed because errors occured.Additional CSS linksAdditional LDAP filterAdditional email addresses for this entry.Additional groupsAdditional notes to describe this entry.Additional optionsAdditional tasks for module:AddressAddress list count: %sAddress of IMAP server (e.g. mail.example.org).Adds a new group element to the list of self service options. Use this to structure the input fields.Adds a new range pool.Adds a new self service option to the selected group element.Adds an "ou=addressbook" subentry to each user.Adds input fields for a new IP range.Adds the amount to the user's balance. You can also specify a comment.Adds the object class "mailrecipient" to all user accounts.Adds this Kolab extension.AdminAdmin DNAdmin emailAdmin passwordAdministrationAdministrators groupAdvanced optionsAffiliationsAlgorithmic RID base is not a number!AliasAlias count: %sAlias entriesAlias is empty or invalid!Alias nameAlias name ("CNAME" record)Alias name already exists.Alias name is invalid.Alias namesAlias names with email addressAlias names with user nameAlias timeoutAliased entryAliasesAliases for emailAliases for user nameAll accounts (%s)All changes were successful.All selected accounts (%s)AllowAllow alternate addressAllow custom security questionsAllow machine password changesAllow multiple valuesAllow password changeAllow terminal server loginAllow to enter custom security questions.Allow user input for this field.Allowed codecAllowed hostsAllowed hosts (self service)Allowed recipientsAllowed sendersAllowed workstationsAllows to enter multiple values for this attribute.Allows to select multiple values from the list.Alternate addressAlternate recipientAlways acceptAlways rejectAmountAn attribute (%s) was modified and is highlighted below.An sudo role with this name already exists. Please choose another name.AnswerAnyoneAppearanceApplicationApplication dataApply changesArchive serversArchivingAre you sure you want to permanently delete these objects?Are you sure you want to permanently delete this object?AskAssurance profilesAssurance profiles are the set of standards that are met by an identity assertion.AsteriskAsterisk AMA (Automated Message Accounting) flags.Asterisk extensionAsterisk extensionsAsterisk extensions entriesAsterisk realmAsterisk voicemailAsterisk voicemail context.Attempting to delete a non existent attributeAttempting to replace a non existant attributeAttributeAttribute doesn't existAttribute nameAttribute not availableAttribute not validAttribute typesAttributesAuthentication realm for Asterisk server (default: asterisk). This value set in sip.conf (option: "realm").Authentication user for outbound proxies.Authoritative information ("SOA" record)Authorized ServicesAuthorized services are invalid.Auto-completionAutomatic PTR changesAutomatical scriptsAutomatically add this extensionAutomatically adds and removes PTR entries when A/AAAA records are created or deleted.Automount entriesAutomount entryAutomount entry contains invalid characters. Only ASCII characters are allowed.Automount entry count: %sAutoreplyAutoreply textAvailable account typesAvailable actionsAvailable groupsAvailable membersAvailable modulesAvailable rolesAvailable usersAvailable workstationsB-Node (0x01)BackBack to DHCP listBack to DNS listBack to NIS object listBack to account listBack to address listBack to alias listBack to automount listBack to billing code listBack to database listBack to domain listBack to extensions listBack to group listBack to host listBack to listBack to loginBack to policy listBack to printer listBack to profile loginBack to role listBack to shared folder listBack to sudo role listBack to user listBack upBackendsBackup emailBackup email address for password reset mails. Useful if user password grants access to standard mailbox.Backup scriptBalanceBalance (read-only)Balance commentBaseBase (base dn only)Base DNBase moduleBeginningBilling codeBilling code already exists!Billing code contains invalid characters. Valid characters are: a-z, A-Z, 0-9 and .-_ !Billing code count: %sBilling code description.Billing code name which should be created. Valid characters are: a-z, A-Z, 0-9 and .-_ .Billing codesBinary valueBindBind DNSBind DNS entriesBind passwordBind userBind user and passwordBlock hard quotaBlock hard quota contains invalid characters. Only natural numbers are allowed.Block quotaBlock soft quotaBlock soft quota contains invalid characters. Only natural numbers are allowed.Block soft quota must be smaller than block hard quota.Bounce admin emailBuilding snapshot of tree to copyBuilt-in templatesBuiltin groupBulk edit the following DNsBulk update the following DNsBusiness categoryBusiness category (e.g. Administration, IT-Services, Manangement, ...)By default LAM will show all accounts that match the selected account modules.By default all modifications are done as the user that authenticated in self service. If active then LAM will use the connection user for all LDAP modifications and searches.By default all users are created in the self service LDAP suffix. You can enter an alternative suffix here.By default, LAM will show the executed command along with any output of it. If you want to hide the command and only show the output then activate this option.Bytes sentCNAME recordCNAME recordsCSV fileCache timeoutCall groupsCaller IDCan be left empty.Can call forwardCancelCannot connect to specified LDAP server. Please try again.Cannot open config file!Cannot update quota.Cannot write certificate file. Please check the permissions of config/serverCerts.pem.CapacityCaptions and labelsCar licenseChangeChange Asterisk passwordChange Asterisk voicemail passwordChange GID number of users and hostsChange Kerberos passwordChange Samba LM passwordChange Samba NT passwordChange Unix passwordChange Windows passwordChange account statusChange default profileChange field label.Change list settingsChange master passwordChange passwordChange password now?Change passwordsChange settingsChanged value because only ASCII characters are allowed.CharlieCheck home directoriesCheck if quotas and homedirectories can be managed.Check if the LDAP schema fits the requirements of the selected account modules.Check passwordCheck quotasCheck your input carefully. LAM will only do some basic checks on the upload data.CheckboxChildrenChoose entryChoose the way how to provide the IMAP admin password. You can use the same password as for the LAM login or LAM will ask you for a password when it is required.ClassesClear filterClick here if you are not directed to the next page.Click to popup a dialog to select a date graphicallyClick to popup a dialog to select an entry (DN) graphicallyClick to switch between thumbnail and original size.Client printer is defaultCollectiveColor laser printerColumnsComma separated list of Samba workstations the user is allowed to login. Empty means every workstation.Comma separated list of services (e.g. sshd, imap, ftp).CommandCommandsCommentComment for initial balance.CommitCommon examples are "@givenname@%sn%" or "%givenname%.%sn%".Common nameCommon name of the Asterisk extension.CompareCompare another DN with <b>%s</b>Compare this DN with anotherCompare with another entryComparing the following DNsCompletedConfig suffixConfiguration overviewConfiguration typeConfirm senderConfirmation mail settingsConfirmation textConfirmation text that is used if sender-confirmation is used. The usual %HEADER% magic of qmail-reply etc. can be used here.Conflicting module:Connect client drivesConnect client printersConnection statisticsConnection stringConnection time limitContact address for this zone (e.g. "root.example.com.").Contact dataContainerContainer and object classesCopyCopy <b>%s</b> to a new object.Copy or move this entryCopy successful. DN <b>%s</b> has been created.CopyingCould not add objectCould not add the object to the LDAP server.Could not delete attribute value.Could not delete objectCould not delete the entry.Could not fetch binary data from LDAP server for attribute [%s].Could not fetch jpeg data from LDAP server for attribute [%s].Could not modify objectCould not perform ldap_modify operation.Could not rename file!Could not rename the entry.Could not save PDF structure, access denied.CreateCreate PDF fileCreate PDF filesCreate a child entryCreate a new PDF structureCreate a new profileCreate another DHCP entryCreate another DNS entryCreate another NIS objectCreate another accountCreate another address listCreate another aliasCreate another automount entryCreate another billing codeCreate another database entryCreate another domainCreate another entryCreate another extensionCreate another groupCreate another hostCreate another policyCreate another printerCreate another roleCreate another shared folderCreate another sudo roleCreate another userCreate forCreate home directoryCreate mailboxCreate new aliasCreate new entry hereCreate new groupCreate objectCreated byCreated new automount map.Created new profile.Created new zone.Creates a new group for the given account type. Groups build a container for object classes and attributes.Creates accounts by uploading a CSV formated file.Creation successful. DN <b>%s</b> has been created.Creation timeCron configurationCurrent account balance for the user.Current connectionsCurrent list of <b>%s</b> values for attribute <b>%s</b>:Current usage (kB)Custom fieldsCustom iconCustom labelCustom scriptsCutDDNSDDNS ist not activated. You can activate it in the DHCP settings (DDNS).DHCPDHCP administrationDHCP count: %sDHCP settingsDNDN does not existDN settingsDN suffixDN where Radius profile templates are stored.DNSDNS (Domain Name System)DNS entryDNS entry count: %sDNs of the extension ownersDSML V.1 ExportDTFM flagsDTMF modeDTMF mode for SIP client configuration.DataDatabaseDatabase connection ok.Database count: %sDatabase hostDatabase nameDatabase passwordDatabase portDatabase typeDatabase userDatabase user and passwordDateDate after the user is able to change his password.Date after the user must change his password.Days before password is to expire that user is warned of pending password expiration. If set value must be >0.DebugDefaultDefault (\r\n)Default gatewayDefault languageDefault password policyDefault userDefault valueDefines if the PHP error reporting setting from php.ini is used or the setting preferred by LAM ("E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE"). If you do not develop LAM modules please use the default. This will prevent displaying messages that are useful only for developers.Defines if workstations may change their passwords.Defines the mailbox to check for message waiting indication (MWI) for this peer.DelegatesDelegates are allowed to act on behalf of the shared folder. This property is checked when using the Kolab smtp daemon (Postfix) to send emails.DeleteDelete DNDelete LDAP entriesDelete after copy (move):Delete all %s objectsDelete all CA certificatesDelete groupDelete home directoryDelete mailboxDelete organizational unitDelete photoDelete poolDelete profileDelete rangeDelete ruleDelete selected DHCP entriesDelete selected DNS entriesDelete selected NIS objectsDelete selected address listsDelete selected aliasesDelete selected automount entriesDelete selected billing codesDelete selected database entriesDelete selected domainsDelete selected extensionsDelete selected groupsDelete selected hostsDelete selected objectsDelete selected policiesDelete selected printersDelete selected rolesDelete selected shared foldersDelete selected sudo rolesDelete selected usersDelete successful: %sDelete sudo rightsDelete this entryDelete this jobDelete whole alias entry which includes %s recipients.DeletedDeleted DN: %sDeleted PDF structure.Deleted profile.Deletes an IP range.Deletes the user from all existing sudo rights.DeletingDeleting objectsDeletion dateDeletion was successful.Delivery modeDelivery programDenyDeny printingDepartmentDescribes the allowed or disallowed SMTP addresses sending mail to this account (e.g. "domain.tld" or "-user@domain.tld").Describes the allowed or disallowed SMTP recipient addresses for mail sent by this account (e.g. "domain.tld" or "-user@domain.tld").DescriptionDestination DNDeviceDisable LM hashesDisable client updatesDisable membership managementDisabledDisables the client to update DNS entries.Disables the group membership management.Disables user-to-user authentication for this principal by prohibiting this principal from obtaining a session key for another user.Disallow TGT-based ticketsDisallow all ticketsDisallow deleteDisallow forwardable ticketsDisallow post-dated ticketsDisallow proxiable ticketsDisallow renewable ticketsDisallow service ticketsDisallow user-to-user authenticationDisallowed codecDisconnect users outside logon hoursDisconnection time limitDisconnects users if they are logged in outside logon hours.Display formatDisplay multiple groups as accordionDisplay nameDisplay on screenDisplay the created entryDisplayed account numbers start at "0". Add 2 to get the row in your spreadsheet.DistributionDo not ask security questionDo you really want to delete this OU?Do you really want to delete this PDF structure?Do you really want to delete this profile?Do you really want to mark this account for deletion?Do you really want to post to this mailinglist?Do you really want to remove the following accounts?Do you want to create this entry?Do you want to make these changes?DomainDomain KRBTGTDomain SIDDomain administratorsDomain adminsDomain certificate adminsDomain computersDomain controllersDomain count: %sDomain enterprise adminsDomain groupDomain guestsDomain localDomain nameDomain name is invalid!Domain policy adminsDomain schema adminsDomain usersDomainsDon't stop on errorsDownDownload CA certificatesDownload sample CSV fileDry runDry run finished.Dynamic subtreesEDU personEach line represents one LDAP attribute. Please see the manual for a syntax description.EditEdit againEdit general settingsEdit groupsEdit member ofEdit membersEdit self serviceEdit server profilesEdit subgroupsEdit workstationsEmailEmail "%s" already in use.Email addressEmail address already exists.Email address for this voicemail account.Email addresses that are allowed to send to this list.Email addresses that are member of this list.Email addresses that moderate this list (e.g. approve mails).Email aliasEmail alias for this account.Email alias is invalid!Email alias listEmail alias list has invalid format!Email aliasesEmail formatEmployee numberEmployee typeEmployee type: Contractor, Employee, Intern, Temp, External, ...Empty password submitted. Please try again.Enable password self reset linkEnable self registration linkEnabledEnables auto-completion for this field. All existing values of this attribute will be offered as auto-complete values.Enables quality checking (e.g. password length) of passwords. If set to "force" then you need to disable password hashing in your LAM server profile to change passwords with LAM.Encountered an error while performing search.Encrypt sessionEncryption protocolEncryption protocol for connecting to IMAP server. LAM requires an encrypted connection.Encrypts sensitive data like passwords in your session. This requires the PHP MCrypt extension.Enforce languageEnter the host name of your database server.Enter the port number of your database server. The default port will be used if empty.Enter the values you would like to add:EntitlementsEntries foundEntries sentEntryEntry %s and sub-tree deleted successfully.Entry createdEntry does not existEnvironmentEqualityEquipmentErrorError numberError while changing Kerberos password.Error while deleting DN: %sEvery account type needs exactly one base module. This module provides a structural object class.ExampleExample valueExamplesExecuteExecute lamdaemonExisting server profilesExpiration dateExpiration timeExpiration timestampExpiration timestamp ("regseconds" option).Expire warningExportExport PDF structureExport formatExport profileExport subtreeExport successfulExtendedExtension count: %sExtension nameExtension ownersExtension with this name already exists.FailedFailed loginsFailed to create entry!Failed to export!Failed to import!Failover peerFailure count intervalFax numberFeaturesFileFile does not exist.File extensionFile is too large. Maximum allowed size is %s kB.File name and path relative to netlogon-share which should be executed on logon. $user and $group are replaced with user and group name.File name and path relative to netlogon-share which should be executed on logon. $user is replaced with user name.File pathFile uploadFilterFilter performedFinished all operations.First nameFirst name contains invalid characters!First name of user. Only letters, - and spaces are allowed.Fix IP addressesFixed listFixed rangeFolding marksFollow referralsFor automatic invitation handling.For the upload please specify the entries in the format "(HOST,USER,DOMAIN)". Multiple entries are separated by semicolon.Force password changeForce sync with group of namesForgot password?FormatForwarding addressForwards all incoming messages for this user to this address.Free printingFreeRadiusFridayFrom addressFrom address for password mails is invalid.From domainFrom domain setting for this account.From userFrom user setting for this account.Full contactFull nameFull name for Asterisk voicemail mailbox.FunctionGB-12345GID generatorGID numberGID number has changed. Please select checkbox to change GID number of users and hosts.GID number has changed. To keep file ownership you have to run the following command as root: 'find / -gid %s -uid %s -exec chgrp %s {} \;'GID number has to be a numeric value!GID number is already in use.GecosGeneralGeneral informationGeneral settingsGenerate random passwordGeneric ErrorGlobalGlobal templatesGoGo backGo toGrace authentication limitGrace block periodGrace block period. Most filesystems use a fixed maximum value of 7 days.Grace inode (files) period. Most filesystems use a fixed maximum value of 7 days.Grace inode periodGroupGroup accounts (e.g. Unix and Samba)Group count: %sGroup descriptionGroup description.Group description. If left empty group name will be used.Group member DNsGroup membersGroup members (incl. primary members)Group nameGroup name already exists!Group name already in use.Group name contains invalid characters. Valid characters are: a-z, A-Z, 0-9 and .-_ !Group name for NIS.Group name in use. Selected next free group name.Group name of the group which should be created. Valid characters are: a-z, A-Z, 0-9 and .-_ .Group name of the group which should be created. Valid characters are: a-z, A-Z, 0-9 and .-_ . If group name is already used group name will be expanded with a number. The next free number will be used.Group name that is used for PyKota.Group namesGroup of membersGroup of namesGroup of names accountsGroup of unique namesGroup passwordGroup scopeGroup typeGroupsGroups of namesH-Node (0x08)HTML formatHTTP authenticationHTTP portHard blockHard block limitHard inodeHard inode (files) limitHard inode limitHas subentriesHeaderHeadlineHeimdal Kerberos password change commandHelpHelp textHere you can browse LDAP object classes and attributes.Here you can change the settings for the terminal server access.Here you can change your personal settings.Here you can create multiple accounts by providing a CSV file.Here you can enter a description for this DHCP entry.Here you can enter a description for this group.Here you can enter a description for this role.Here you can enter a filter value. Only entries which contain the filter text will be shown.Here you can enter a list of additional group memberships. The group names are separated by commas.Here you can enter a list of net groups. Group blocks are separated by comma in format GROUP#HOST#DOMAIN. Host and domain are optional.Here you can enter a list of roles. The role names are separated by commas.Here you can enter a serial number for this device.Here you can enter additional web sites for the user.Here you can enter an alternative mail address for the password. To use the user's primary email address please leave the field blank.Here you can enter one or more object classes (separated by comma). This will allow you to add/remove the group's attributes including their object classes.Here you can enter the user's department.Here you can explicitly enable and disable Zarafa features.Here you can export PDF structures to other server profiles (overwrite existing). You may also export a structure to the global templates. In this case it will always be copied to all server profiles that do not yet have a structure with this name.Here you can export account profiles to other server profiles (overwrite existing). You may also export a profile to the global templates. In this case it will always be copied to all server profiles that do not yet have a profile with this name.Here you can import PDF structures from other server profiles (overwrite existing).Here you can import account profiles from other server profiles (overwrite existing).Here you can input simple filter expressions (e.g. 'value' or 'v*'). The filter is case-sensitive.Here you can load an account profile to set default settings for your account. The "default" profile is automatically loaded for new accounts.Here you can manage your account profiles.Here you can overwrite the display name for this account type.Here you can select a PDF structure and export the account to a PDF file.Here you can select where LAM should save its log messages. System logging will go to Syslog on Unix systems and event log on Windows. You can also select an extra file.Here you can select which plugins you want to use for account management.Here you can set a custom display name for this module.Here you can set a describing text for your custom field.Here you can set a limit for LDAP searches. This will restrict the number of results for LDAP searches. Please use this if LAM's LDAP queries produce too much load.Here you can set the URL to a custom icon (32x32px) for this module.Here you can specify additional CSS links to change the layout of the self service pages. This is useful to adapt them to your corporate design. Please enter one link per line.Here you can specify minimum requirements for passwords. The character classes are: lowercase, uppercase, numeric and symbols.Here you can specify subgroups which are included in this NIS netgroup. All members of the subgroups will be treated as members of this group.Here you can specify the DN and password of the bind user that will be used for the LDAP search. This is required if your LDAP server does not allow anonymous access.Here you can specify the list of host names where this account has login privileges. The wildcard "*" represents all hosts. You may also use "!" in front of a host name to deny access to a host.Here you can specify the minimum number of characters for a user password.Here you can specify the new password yourself.Here you can specify the shadowing mode.Here you can test if certain LAM features work on your installation.Here you can upload a new file.HiddenHidden account types will not show up in LAM. This is useful if you want to display e.g. only groups but still need to manage their members.Hidden optionsHidden toolsHideHide command in messagesHide internal attributesHide tabHide/Unhide the treeHintHint: Format all cells as text in your spreadsheet program and turn off auto correction.Hint: To delete an attribute, empty the text field and click save.Hint: You must choose exactly one structural object class (shown in bold above)Hold the CTRL-key to (de)select multiple groups.Hold the CTRL-key to (de)select multiple roles.Home directoryHome directory changed. To keep home directory you have to run the following command as root: 'mv %s %s'Home driveHome pathHome path is invalid.Home server for the user.Home telephone numberHomedirectory contains invalid characters.HostHost accounts (e.g. Samba)Host count: %sHost descriptionHost description. If left empty host name will be used.Host listHost nameHost name already exists!Host name contains invalid characters. Valid characters are: a-z, A-Z, 0-9 and .-_ !Host name in use. Selected next free host name.Host name must end with $!Host name of the host which should be created. Valid characters are: a-z,A-Z,0-9, .-_$. Host names are always ending with $. If last character is not $ it will be added. If host name is already used host name will be expanded with a number. The next free number will be used.HostsI am out of office.ID is already in useID-NumberIMAPIMAP admin userIMAP password inputIP addressIP address of the DNS serverIP address of the peer. Valid only for realtime peers.IP address or domain name of the registration server.IP addressesIP addresses ("A/AAAA" records)IP listIPs in DHCPIconIdentification methodIdentifierIdle time limitIdle timeoutIf account status is set to deleted, the earliest date when the mail message store including all remaining content will be deleted from the filesystem.If activated then LAM will show an accordion view if there is more than one group per account type.If activated then the user is forced to change his password at the next login.If checked Unix password will also be used as Samba password.If checked account will be deactivated by putting a "!" before the encrypted password.If checked no password will be used.If checked password does not expire.If checked password does not expire. (Setting X-Flag)If checked then the account is locked. You may only unlock accounts but not lock them.If checked then the account will be deactivated.If checked then the account will be deactivated. (Setting D-Flag)If checked then the account will be locked (setting L-Flag). You usually want to use this setting to unlock user accounts which were locked because of failed login attempts.If checked then the user will not be able to create new entries of this account type.If checked then the user will not be able to delete entries of this account type.If empty GID number will be generated automaticly depending on your configuration settings.If empty GID number will be generated automaticly.If empty UID number will be generated automaticly.If enabled the user will not be allowed to login after there have been a specified number of consecutive failed login attempts.If enabled then LAM will use user and password that is provided by the web server via HTTP authentication.If enabled then the default language will be enforced and cannot be chosen by the user.If enabled users must change their passwords when they first login after a password is set or reset by the administrator.If registration context is specified, Asterisk will dynamically create and destroy a NoOp priority 1 extension for a given peer who registers or unregisters with Asterisk.If set then users need to login to change their password.If set to "true" Unix password will also be used as Samba password.If set to "true" account will be deactivated. (Setting D-Flag)If set to "true" no password will be used.If set to "true" password does not expire. (Setting X-Flag)If set to true then all incomming mails needs to come from a member of the list.If the LDAP attribute has no value then the checkbox is set to this value.If the mailbox size reaches the soft quota limit, the user will not be able to send email until the size of the mailbox is reduced.If the user has a Samba 3 extension then the Samba password will also be set. Otherwise, no action is taken.If the user has multiple telephone numbers then please enter it here.If this entry should be a printer group then you can set the member names here.If this is set to true then an incomming mail needs to be approved by the sender.If you enter one or more email addresses then mail delivery errors are forwarded to these addresses instead of the sender of the original mail.If you leave this empty LAM will use: uidNumber*2 + sambaAlgorithmicRidBase.If you run Zarafa behind a reverse proxy then you can specify the server URL here (e.g. "https://zproxy.example.com:237/z1").If you select this option then the user is only authenticated by his email address. LAM Pro will not ask for the answer to the security question. Please handle with care.If you set this option then the user cannot request TGT-based tickets.If you set this option then the user cannot request any tickets.If you set this option then the user cannot request forwardable tickets.If you set this option then the user cannot request post-dated tickets.If you set this option then the user cannot request proxiable tickets.If you set this option then the user cannot request renewable tickets.If you set this option then the user cannot request service tickets.If you set this option then the user has to change his password at the next login.If you set this option then the user must preauthenticate himself using a hardware device.If you set this option then the user must preauthenticate himself.If you set this option then this account is marked as password change service.If you use the object class "inetOrgPerson" and do not provide the "cn" attribute then LAM will set it to the user name value.If you want to change the current preferences password, please enter it here.If you want to change your master configuration password, please enter it here.If you want to use a well known RID you can select a well known group.If your server runs on another port then add a comma and the port number after the server.Image croppingImage not availableImportImport PDF structuresImport from serverImport profilesImport successfulImported certificate from server.Imports the certificate directly from your LDAP server.In passthrough mode, users are allowed to print without any impact on their quota or account balance.Inactive hosts will not be able to get an address from the DHCP server.Include system attributesInformation about the LDAP server.Inherit client startup configurationInherited fromInherits fromInitial foldersInitial paymentInitial programInitialsInitiatedInode hard quotaInode hard quota contains invalid characters. Only natural numbers are allowed.Inode quotaInode soft quotaInode soft quota contains invalid characters. Only natural numbers are allowed.Inode soft quota must be smaller than inode hard quota.Input fieldsInsecureInserted user or group name in home path.Inserted user or group name in logon script.Inserted user or group name in profile path.Invalid MAC address.Invalid RDN attribute!Invalid RDN valueInvalid description.Invalid entryInvalid format for the specification of additional attributes.Invalid password for IMAP admin or other problem occured.Invalid requestInvalid server name. Please enter "server" or "server:port".Invalid value in field "%s".Invitation policyInvitation policy listIt is not possible to delete all ranges.It is possible that this ID-number is reused. This can cause several problems because files with old permissions might still exist. To avoid this warning set maxUID to a higher value.Job historyJob suffixJob titleJob title of user: President, department manager, ...JobsJump 10 pages backwardJump 10 pages forwardJump to a matching ruleJump to an attribute typeJump to an object classJump to first pageJump to last pageKerberosKolabKolab shared folderKolab shared foldersKolab shared folders (e.g. mail folders)LAM checks if the entered group name and GID are unique. Here you can enter the LDAP suffix that is used to search for duplicates. By default the account type suffix is used. You only need to change this if you use multiple server profiles with different OUs but need unique group names or GIDs.LAM checks if the entered user name and UID are unique. Here you can enter the LDAP suffix that is used to search for duplicates. By default the account type suffix is used. You only need to change this if you use multiple server profiles with different OUs but need unique user names or UIDs.LAM configurationLAM has checked your input and is now ready to create the accounts.LAM supports CRYPT, CRYPT-SHA512, SHA, SSHA, MD5 and SMD5 to generate the hash value of passwords. SSHA and CRYPT are the most common but CRYPT does not support passwords greater than 8 letters. We do not recommend to use plain text passwords.LAM testsLAM user passwordLAM was unable to create account %s! An LDAP error occured.LAM was unable to find a Samba 3 domain with this name!LAM was unable to find a domain with this name!LAM was unable to find a group with this name!LAM was unable to modify group memberships for group: %sLAM was unable to modify memberships for role: %sLAM will automatically suggest UID/GID numbers. You can either use a fixed range of numbers or an LDAP entry with object class "sambaUnixIdPool" or "msSFU30DomainInfo".LAM will search for accounts in this part of the LDAP tree.LAM will suggest a user name based on e.g. first and last name. Here you can specify the suggestion. %sn% will be replaced by the last name. @givenname@ will be replaced by the first character of first name. Only attributes of tab Personal may be used.LAM will use this LDAP DN and password to search for accounts. It is sufficient to specify an account with read rights. If nothing is inserted then LAM will try to connect anonymously.LDAPLDAP + programLDAP Account Manager ConfigurationLDAP DN of default PPolicy password policy entry.LDAP Suffix is invalid!LDAP connection ok.LDAP entriesLDAP entries that are allowed to send to this list.LDAP entries that are member of this list.LDAP entries that moderate this list (e.g. approve mails).LDAP error, server says:LDAP filterLDAP filter to specify allowed senders of this list (e.g. "((objectclass=qmailUser)(employeeType=manager))").LDAP filter to specify members of this list (e.g. "((objectclass=qmailUser)(employeeType=accountant))").LDAP operation successful.LDAP passwordLDAP saidLDAP searchLDAP search attributeLDAP search failed! Please check your preferences.LDAP search limitLDAP serverLDAP sizelimit exceeded, not all entries are shown.LDAP suffixLDAP upload in progress. Please wait.LDAP userLDAP user and passwordLDAP versionLDIF ExportLDIF fileLDIF importLDIF import only supports version 1LabelLamdaemon path does not end with ".pl". Did you enter the full path to the script?Lamdaemon server and pathLamdaemon settingsLamdaemon successfully run.Lamdaemon testLamdaemon test finished.Lamdaemon versionLamdaemon: Quota module installedLamdaemon: check NSS LDAPLamdaemon: read quotasLanguageLanguage is not defined!Language settingsLast loginLast nameLast name contains invalid characters or is empty!Last name of user. Only letters, - and spaces are allowed.Last password changeLast password change (read-only)Last qualify millisecondsLease timeLimit typeLineLine endsLink textLink to self service login page for your usersList attributesList attributes are invalid!List nameList name already in use.List of Samba workstations the user is allowed to login. Empty means every workstation.List of admin users is empty or invalid!List of allowed codecs.List of disallowed codecs.List of entries to be deleted:List of valid usersListenersLoad profileLoadingLoading exportLoading importLoading searchLocal addressLocal address listLocal groupLocal membersLocationLocation where new alias is stored.LockLock accountLock account?Lock passwordLockedLockout durationLockout duration must be are natural number.Lockout timeLockout usersLockout users after bad logon attemptsLockout users after bad logon attempts must be between 0 and 999.Log destinationLog levelLog outputLogged in as: %sLoggingLoginLogin attribute labelLogin captionLogin methodLogin shellLogin shellsLogoLogo file deleted.Logo is still in use by PDF structure "%s" in account type "%s".Logon for password changeLogon hoursLogon scriptLogon script is invalid!LogoutM-Node (0x04)MAC addressMAC address listMAC addressesMIT Kerberos password change commandMX recordMX recordsMail aliasesMail domainsMail routingMail sending failed.Mail serverMail servers ("MX" records)Mail successfully sent to %s.MailboxMailbox already exists on IMAP server.Mailbox does not exist on IMAP server.Mailbox home serverMailbox home server name is empty!Mailbox home server name is invalid!Mailbox quotaMailing aliases (e.g. NIS mail aliases)Mails to this name are forwarded to the recipients.MainMain page captionMake sure your filter (above) will select all child records.ManageManage existing PDF structuresManage existing profilesManage logosManage object class "mailrecipient"Manage profile directoryManage self service profilesManage server profilesManaged byManaged suffixesManagerManages OU objects in your LDAP tree.ManualManual if conflictsManual scriptsMapping entryMapping entry contains invalid characters. Only ASCII characters are allowed.Mapping nameMark account for deletionMark for deletionMass deleteMaster passwordMaster password is wrong!Master passwords are different or empty!Matching rule OIDMatching rulesMax. file descriptorsMaximum GID numberMaximum GID number is invalid or empty!Maximum GID number must be greater than minimum GID number!Maximum UID numberMaximum UID number is invalid!Maximum UID number must be greater than minimum UID number!Maximum failure countMaximum file sizeMaximum file size (kB)Maximum file size must be a number. Please enter 0 for no limit.Maximum height (px)Maximum job sizeMaximum lease timeMaximum lengthMaximum list entriesMaximum number of seconds of inactivity before terminating a call on hold.Maximum password ageMaximum width (px)Member email addressesMember entriesMember filterMember ofMembersMembers are optionalMembers onlyMembershipsMessage count limitMessage size limitMessage storeMillerMinimal password lengthMinimum GID numberMinimum GID number is invalid or empty!Minimum UID numberMinimum UID number is invalid!Minimum answer lengthMinimum character classesMinimum lowercase charactersMinimum numeric charactersMinimum password ageMinimum password lengthMinimum symbolic charactersMinimum timeMinimum uppercase charactersMissing attributes forMissing modify command add, delete or replaceMobile numberMobile telephone numberModerator email addressesModerator entriesModerator textModerator text that is used to specify an own approval text used if the list is moderated. The usual %HEADER% magic of qmail-reply etc. can be used here.Modification not successful!Modification successful!Modification timeModified byModifyModify RDNModify groupModify group membersModifyingModule settingsModulesMondayMountpointMountpoint contains invalid characters.Mountpoint of device with enabled quotas.Move downMove upMulti editMulti valueMulti-select fields must not contain empty values.Multiple values are separated by comma.Multiple values are separated by semicolon.Music on holdMusic to play on hold.MyCityMySQLMystreetname 42NATNAT setting for this account.NISNIS domainNIS domain name.NIS nameNIS name contains invalid characters. Valid characters are: a-z, A-Z, 0-9 and .-_ !NIS net groupNIS net groupsNIS netgroup entriesNIS netgroupsNIS objectNIS object count: %sNIS object entriesNIS objectsNS recordNameName of new alias entry.Name of the address list which should be created.Name serverName serversName servers ("NS" records)Name under which the profile will be saved. If a profile with the same name exists, it will be overwritten.Named objectNet maskNetbios name serversNetbios node typeNew DHCPNew DNS entryNew NIS objectNew OU created successfully.New YorkNew address listNew aliasNew automount entryNew automount mapNew billing codeNew database entryNew default profile set successfully.New domainNew extensionNew fieldNew groupNew hostNew local addressNew master passwordNew master password set successfully.New objectNew organisational unitNew passwordNew password set successfully.New policyNew poolNew printerNew profile nameNew rangeNew recipientNew required attributesNew roleNew sectionNew shared folderNew sudo roleNew userNew user certificateNew valueNew zoneNext RIDNext RID is not a number!Next RID to use when creating accounts (only used by Winbind).Next RID to use when creating group accounts (only used by Winbind).Next RID to use when creating user accounts (only used by Winbind).Next group RIDNext group RID is not a number!Next user RIDNext user RID is not a number!Nick namesNoNo Asterisk extensions found.No DHCPs found!No DNS entries found!No NIS objects found!No RDN attribute was selected.No Samba 3 domains found in LDAP! Please create one first.No Unix groups found in LDAP! Please create one first.No accessNo address list found!No aliases found!No automount entries found!No billing codes found!No binary data availableNo changes were made.No current value for attribute <b>%s</b>.No database entries found!No default profile set. Please set it in the server profile configuration.No descriptionNo domains found!No email address found.No entry was selected to deleteNo file received.No file selected.No forwardingNo free ID-Number!No groups found!No hosts found!No image availableNo import inputNo internal attributesNo lamdaemon path set, please update your LAM configuration settings.No lamdaemon server set, please update your LAM configuration settings.No local deliveryNo loggingNo logoNo new attributes available for this entryNo new entriesNo objects found!No or more than one base module selected!No password was entered!No policies found!No printers found!No problems found.No program deliveryNo quotaNo roles found!No scripts to run.No section text specifiedNo security answer found.No server profiles found. Please create one.No shared folders found!No static text specifiedNo subnet entered.No such entryNo such entry.No such schema item: "%s"No sudo roles found!No users found!Non-standard (\n)NoneNot afterNot beforeNoteNote: You may be required to enter new attributes that these object classes requireNotesNothing to exportNoticeNotification periodNotify users about password expirationNumber of child entriesNumber of columns in text area.Number of days a user can login even his password has expired. -1=always.Number of days a user has to wait until he is allowed to change his password again. If set value must be >0.Number of days after a user has to change his password again. If set value must be >0.Number of days after which the account will expire.Number of failed logins.Number of minutes after which the bad logon attempts are reset.Number of pages printed with this billing code.Number of rows in text area.Number of rules that must matchNumber of seconds after the user is allowed to change his password again.Number of seconds after which the user must change his password.OIDOU already exists!OU deleted successfully.OU editorOU is invalid!OU is not empty or invalid!OU-EditorObject classesObject count: %sObsoleteOffOffice nameOkOld passwordOld valueOnOn broken or timed out connectionOne (one level beneath base)One or more errors occured. The invalid fields are marked.Operation not successful. DN <b>%s</b> has not been created.Operation statisticsOperation successful. DN <b>%s</b> has been created.OperationsOptional attributesOptional description for the PC.OptionsOptions for Asterisk voicemail account (e.g. sendvoicemail=yes).Or paste your LDIF hereOracle databaseOracle database entriesOracle databasesOrderOrder byOrderingOrganizationOrganizational unitOrganizational unitsOrganizational units contains an invalid entry.OtherOther telephone numbersOther web sitesOutput may contain HTMLOutput of command "%s" with return code %sOvercharge factorOvercharge factor that is applied when computing the cost of a print job. The number of pages is not changed.OverlaysOverride default quota settings.OwnerOwnersP-Node (0x02)PC namePC01PDF editorPDF structurePDF structure name not validPDF structure was successfully saved.PDF structuresPDUs sentPHP error reportingPHP system settingPOP3PPolicyPTR recordPTR recordsPackets are sent to the default gateway if the receiver does not reside in the same network. The default gateway routes them to the target network.Page countPage headerPage layoutPaged resultsPagerPager number for Asterisk voicemail.Parent DNParent nodeParent node not found.Parent toParse errorPartially lockedPassthroughPasswordPassword change at next loginPassword change commandPassword change optionsPassword change requiredPassword change requires old passwordPassword change servicePassword change with old passwordPassword checkPassword contains invalid characters. Valid characters are:Password does not expirePassword expirationPassword expiration must be are natural number or -1.Password field labelPassword for voicemail mailbox.Password hash typePassword history lengthPassword mail settingsPassword maximum age must be are natural number.Password maximum age must be bigger as password minimum age.Password maximum age must be bigger than password minimum age.Password minimum age must be are natural number.Password must not contain part of user/first/last namePassword must not contain user namePassword of IMAP admin userPassword policiesPassword policies (ppolicy)Password policyPassword quality checkPassword reset confirmationPassword reset notificationPassword self resetPassword successfully reset.Password warningPassword warning must be are natural number.Passwords are different!Passwords match.PathPath of the user profile (UNC-path, e.g. \\server\share\user). $user is replaced with user name.Path of the user profile.Path of the user profile. Can be a local absolute path or a UNC-path (\\server\share). $user and $group are replaced with user and group name.Path separatorPath to external scriptPath to key for DNS updatesPath to the maildir/mbox on the mail system for sender confirmation and moderation.Path to the maildir/mbox on the mail system.PaymentPayment and job historyPayment and job history for this user.Payment historyPerforms modifications on multiple LDAP entries.Permanently delete all children also?PermitPersonalPersonal dataPhotoPhoto filePhoto file (JPG format)Pickup groupPlease a comma separated list of your public SSH keys.Please activate the mail aliases type for this server profile.Please activate this option if your scripts may generate HTML output. Otherwise, the output is treated as plain text.Please add at least one extension owner.Please add this line to your webserver's crontab.Please change this setting only if you experience problems in receiving emails from LAM. This defines the line ending of emails.Please check if this email should be sent.Please check your settings on the Unix page!Please choose the attribute to get the IMAP user name. The default is "mail" but you can also use "uid" or "userPrincipalName".Please click here to continue: @@resetLink@@Please click to lock/unlock this account.Please do not edit multiple accounts in parallel in multiple browser tabs.Please enter "Yes" or "No".Please enter a RID number or the name of a special account!Please enter a caller ID.Please enter a comma separated list of domain names (e.g. "company.com,example.com"). LAM will only manage mailboxes from these domains.Please enter a comma separated list of host names!Please enter a common name.Please enter a correct list of valid mail domains.Please enter a date in format "DD.MM.YYYY HH:MM" or "DD.MM.YYYY".Please enter a descriptive label for this field.Please enter a descriptive name for this entry.Please enter a descriptive text for this group.Please enter a descriptive text for this host.Please enter a descriptive text for this user.Please enter a group name!Please enter a list of Windows domains that can be selected for your user accounts.Please enter a list of object classes for the new accounts.Please enter a mailbox.Please enter a name for this device.Please enter a name for this folder.Please enter a name for this policy.Please enter a name.Please enter a natural number for column count.Please enter a natural number for row count.Please enter a number for GID number.Please enter a number for UID number.Please enter a number for message count limit.Please enter a number for message size limit.Please enter a number for quota size.Please enter a number.Please enter a numeric value for the expire warning.Please enter a numeric value for the failure count interval.Please enter a numeric value for the grace authentication limit.Please enter a numeric value for the idle timeout.Please enter a numeric value for the lockout duration.Please enter a numeric value for the maximum failure count.Please enter a numeric value for the minimum password length.Please enter a numeric value for the password history length.Please enter a pool name.Please enter a role name.Please enter a security answer.Please enter a subject for the confirmation mails.Please enter a target folder.Please enter a text for the confirmation mails that includes the creation link.Please enter a unique name for this field.Please enter a unique name for this password policy.Please enter a user password.Please enter a valid DN in the field:Please enter a valid DNS name.Please enter a valid LDAP attribute name. Allowed characters are a-z, 0-9, _ and -.Please enter a valid LDAP suffix.Please enter a valid LDAP user if you want to use it for all operations.Please enter a valid account status.Please enter a valid admin email address.Please enter a valid bind user.Please enter a valid business category!Please enter a valid common name!Please enter a valid configuration type.Please enter a valid database host name.Please enter a valid database name.Please enter a valid database password.Please enter a valid database user.Please enter a valid date in format DD-MM-YYYY.Please enter a valid default user.Please enter a valid delivery mode.Please enter a valid display name!Please enter a valid drive letter.Please enter a valid email address!Please enter a valid email alias.Please enter a valid employee number.Please enter a valid employee type!Please enter a valid fax number!Please enter a valid field name. Only letters, numbers, dash and underline are allowed.Please enter a valid filter. Only letters, numbers and " _*$.@-" are allowed.Please enter a valid first name.Please enter a valid from domain.Please enter a valid from user.Please enter a valid group name!Please enter a valid group scope.Please enter a valid group type.Please enter a valid job suffix.Please enter a valid job title!Please enter a valid last name.Please enter a valid limit type.Please enter a valid list of affiliations.Please enter a valid list of group names.Please enter a valid list of host names.Please enter a valid list of service names.Please enter a valid mobile number!Please enter a valid number (e.g. "1.5").Please enter a valid number.Please enter a valid object class.Please enter a valid option.Please enter a valid path.Please enter a valid port number.Please enter a valid postal address!Please enter a valid postal code!Please enter a valid primary affiliation.Please enter a valid realm.Please enter a valid recipient expression.Please enter a valid registered address.Please enter a valid scoped affiliation.Please enter a valid sender expression.Please enter a valid server name where the mailboxes reside.Please enter a valid street name!Please enter a valid telephone number!Please enter a valid user name or email address.Please enter a value between %s and %s!Please enter a value for status "checked".Please enter a value for status "unchecked".Please enter a value to add.Please enter a value to modify.Please enter an alias for this group.Please enter an alias name.Please enter an email address on this page: %sPlease enter an user name on this page: %sPlease enter at least one range for pool "%s".Please enter either yes or no.Please enter only ASCII characters for the commands.Please enter only ASCII characters for the host names.Please enter only ASCII characters for the options.Please enter only ASCII characters for the run groups.Please enter only ASCII characters for the run users.Please enter only ASCII characters for the serial number.Please enter only ASCII characters for the user names.Please enter the DN and password of the administrative password self reset account.Please enter the DN and password of the administrative self registration account.Please enter the DN and password to use for all jobs.Please enter the DN of the LDAP entry with object class "msSFU30DomainInfo".Please enter the DN of the LDAP entry with object class "sambaUnixIdPool".Please enter the IP address for this entry.Please enter the IP address of your DNS server.Please enter the LDAP DN that should be used to create new users.Please enter the LDAP DN that should be used to reset passwords.Please enter the LDAP attribute name for this field.Please enter the LDAP suffix where LAM should start to search for users. The LDAP filter needs to match the given user name to exactly one DN. The value "%USER%" will be replaced by the user name from the login page.Please enter the LDAP suffix where the PyKota job entries are stored (configuration option "jobbase").Please enter the account context.Please enter the account information on the other pages first.Please enter the account type.Please enter the account's type (e.g. "friend").Please enter the application data.Please enter the application.Please enter the automount entry (e.g. "-fstype=nfs,rw server:/home").Please enter the configuration and create a server profile.Please enter the configuration password. This is NOT your LDAP password. It is stored in your .conf-file. If this is the first time you log in, enter "lam".Please enter the connection string (e.g. "(DESCRIPTION=(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=TCP)(HOST=server)(PORT=1521))(CONNECT_DATA=(SERVICE_NAME=db.example.com)))").Please enter the environment name for this node (e.g. production).Please enter the extension context.Please enter the extension name.Please enter the group name.Please enter the host name.Please enter the list of scripts which should be run. Each line has the following format: [account type] [action] [script and arguments]Please enter the list of scripts which should be run. Each line has the following format: [action] [script and arguments]Please enter the mapping entry (e.g. "-fstype=nfs,rw server:/projects").Please enter the mapping name for this entry (e.g. auto.home).Please enter the master configuration password. This is NOT your LDAP password. It is stored in your config.cfg file. If this is the first time you log in, enter "lam".Please enter the master password to change the general preferences:Please enter the message store.Please enter the name of the new profile and the password to change its settings. Profile names may contain letters, numbers and -/_.Please enter the new name of the profile. The name may contain letters, numbers and -/_.Please enter the number of days before password expiration to send out the email.Please enter the password for the admin DN. Please note that this is saved as clear-text in the self service profile.Please enter the password which you want to set for this account.Please enter the password which you want to set for this account. You may also generate a random password (12 characters) which will be displayed on your screen.Please enter the path to the user's home directory.Please enter the port number for (unencrypted) HTTP connections.Please enter the port number for encrypted connections.Please enter the possible security questions for the password self reset.Please enter the priority.Please enter the quota limit of this mailbox in kilobytes.Please enter the quota settings for this mount point. The syntax is: {soft block limit},{hard block limit},{soft inode limit},{hard inode limit}Please enter the quota settings for this user. The syntax is: {mount point},{soft block limit},{hard block limit},{soft inode limit},{hard inode limit}.Please enter the recipients for this alias.Please enter the regular expression (e.g. "/^[0-9a-zA-Z]+$/") to validate this field. For a syntax description see <a href="%s">here</a>.Please enter the same password in both password fields.Please enter the security question for the password self reset.Please enter the time limit in minutes. 0 means unlimited.Please enter the user name and password to connect to the database.Please enter the user's name.Please enter your Puppet variables for this node (e.g. config_exim=true).Please enter your master configuration password to change the self service profile:Please enter your password to change the server preferences:Please enter your public SSH key.Please fill out the DHCP settings first.Please go back and try again.Please install and activate a supported PDO extension.Please install and activate the PDO extension for PHP.Please provide a CSV formated file with your account data. The cells in the first row must be filled with the column identifiers. The following rows represent one account for each row.Please provide a file in DER or PEM format.Please provide a file to upload.Please select an image file to upload. It must be in JPG format (.jpg/.jpeg).Please select the field type (e.g. text field).Please select the suffix where changes should be done.Please select the template for the new server profile. You can either select an existing server profile or use one of the built-in templates.Please select the type of database to use for job data.Please select your local time zone.Please select your prefered log level. Messages with a lower level will not be logged.Please set the voicemail password with "Set password" before saving.Please set up all required attributes on page: %sPlease set up your master configuration file (config/config.cfg) first!Please set your LDAP suffix to an LDAP entry with object class "dhcpService" or "dhcpServer".Please specify at least one operation.Please specify how your users need to identify themselves.Please specify the group scope.Please specify the possible values for this field. Each value can have a descriptive label that is displayed to the user.Please specify which attributes should be changed. The modify operation will also add an value if the attribute does not yet exist. To delete all values of an attribute please leave the value field empty.Please upload a .jpg/.jpeg file.Please waitPolicy count: %sPolicy list has invalid format!PoolsPortPort number.PositionPossible valuesPossible wildcards are: "*" = any character, "^" = line start, "$" = line endPost office boxPostal addressPostal address, cityPostal codePredefined classesPredefined environmentsPredefined servicesPredefined valuesPreferencePrefix for mailboxesPresidentPricePrice per jobPrice per pagePrimary affiliationPrimary groupPrimary master DNS server for this zone (e.g. "ns1.example.com.").Primary name serverPrimary organizational unitPrincipal namePrincipal name is invalid!PrinterPrinter count: %sPrinter description.Printer groupsPrinter namePrinter name already exists!Printer name contains invalid characters. Valid characters are: a-z, A-Z, 0-9 and .-_ !Printer name of the printer which should be created. Valid characters are: a-z, A-Z, 0-9 and .-_ .PrintersPriorityProceedProfileProfile DNProfile deleted.Profile editorProfile managementProfile nameProfile name is invalid!Profile passwordProfile passwords are different or empty!Profile pathProfile path is invalid!Profile was saved.ProfilesProgram to execute for all incoming mails.ProgressProxy URLPublic storePuppetPyKotaPyKota billing codesPyKota group namePyKota printersPyKota user namePykota group namePykota user nameQmailQualifyQuestionQuotaQuota for %s on %sQuota hard limitQuota has wrong format!Quota limit (kB)Quota overrideQuota sizeQuota soft limitQuota warning limitRDN identifierRID (Windows UID)RID baseRID settingsRTP hold timeoutRTP timeoutRadio buttonsRadius profile for this user.Range fromRange toRangesReadRead-onlyRead-only fieldsRead-only fields cannot be changed by the user. Use this if you want to show an attribute just for information.Really delete value from this attribute?RealmRecipientRecipient is invalid!Recipient listRecipientsReconnect if disconnectedRecursive copyRecursive copy progressRecursive delete progressRecursively copy all children of this object as well.Reenter passwordReferralsRefreshRefresh this entryRefresh timeRefreshing treeRegister new accountRegistered addressRegistered address, cityRegistration contextRegistration extensionRegistration serverReject if conflictsReloadingRemember user nameRemoveRemove Asterisk voicemail extensionRemove Authorized Service extensionRemove EDU person extensionRemove FreeRadius extensionRemove IP address extensionRemove Kerberos extensionRemove Puppet extensionRemove PyKota extensionRemove SSH public key extensionRemove Samba 3 extensionRemove Shadow account extensionRemove Unix extensionRemove Zarafa extensionRemove extensionRemove from all Unix groupsRemove from all group of (unique) namesRemove host extensionRemove passwordRemove password self reset extensionRemove qmail extensionRemove selected entriesRemove this account typeRemove user from alias entry.Remove/replace photoRemoved usersRenameRename <b>%s</b> to a new object.Rename profileRename successful!Rename this entryRenamed profile.RenamingRenewable lifetimeRenewable lifetime must be a number.Repeat passwordReplaced $user or $group in homedir.Reply-to addressReply-to address for password mails is invalid.Require password change on first loginRequire smartcardRequired attribute for object classesRequired attributesRequires hardware authenticationRequires preauthenticationResetReset changesReset passwordReset time after lockoutReset time after lockout must be are natural number.Resets the billing code's balance and page counter to 0.Resource settingsRestrict caller IDRetrieving DNRetry timeReverse DNS entries ("PTR" records)Reverse zone nameRights for the home directoryRoleRole count: %sRole member DNsRole nameRolesRoomRoom numberRouting addressRowsRulesRunRun groupRun groupsRun userRun usersS.M.SASL mechanismsSIP URI for a realtime peer.SIP user agent identification.SOA recordSQLiteSRV recordSRV recordsSSH connectionSSH connection could be established.SSH public keySSH public keysSSL certificateSSL certificatesSSL portSambaSamba 3Samba 3 domain SID is invalid!Samba 3 domain entriesSamba ID poolSamba ID pool DNSamba RIDSamba RID numberSamba display nameSamba domainSamba domain nameSamba domainsSamba group typeSamba passwordSamba workstationsSaturdaySaveSave a dump of this objectSave a dump of this object and all of its childrenSave as fileSave changesSchema browserSchema suffixSchema testScoped affiliationsScript pathScript path is invalid!Script rights are invalid!Script server is invalid!Script serversSearchSearch ResultsSearch filterSearch returned no resultsSearch scopeSearch tree suffix for usersSectionSecuritySecurity error: The file being uploaded may be malicious.Security groupSecurity groups are used for permission management and distribution groups as email lists.Security questionsSecurity settingsSee alsoSee the manual for instructions to solve this problem.Select a template for the creation processSelect a template to edit the entrySelect allSelect an LDIF fileSelect hostSelect listSelect mailSelect one or more alias entries from the list to add the recipient.Select userSelected groupsSelected modulesSelected rolesSelected usersSelf service configurationSelf service configuration editorSelf service loginSelf service login attributeSelf service profileSend confirmation mailSend notification mailSend password via mailSend via mailSender email addressesSender entriesSender filterSends a mail to the user to inform him about the password change.Sends a mail to the user to validate his email address before the password change.Sends the old password together with the new password when the user sets a new password.Sends the password to the user via mail. Please edit your LAM server profile to setup the mail settings.Serial numberServerServer addressServer address is invalid!Server informationServer listServer profileServer settingsServer statisticsServer timeServersService name (e.g. sshd, imap, ftp). Enter one service per entry.Services ("SRV" records)Session timeoutSetSet also for KerberosSet also for Samba 3Set also for ShadowSet also for WindowsSet passwordSet primary group as memberUidSet profile passwordSet random passwordSet specific passwordSet the search results to 0 to retrieve all available records.Set this field read-only.Set this only if your LDAP schema allows that groups may not have any members (e.g. if you use OpenDJ).Sets the alias names linked to the current user name.Sets the alias names linked to the user's email address.Sets the default timeout (in seconds) for entries without explicit timeout value.Sets the delivery mode (e.g. disable mail forwarding).Sets the group password.Sets the preference for the mail server. Lower values have higher priority.Sets this account type to read-only.ShadowShadowingShared folder count: %sShared mail folderShared store onlyShould DDNS (Dynamic DNS) be activated?Should fix IP addresses be added to the DNS server?ShowShow LDIF fileShow account statusShow attributesShow internal attributesShow only Asterisk accountsShow primary group members as normal group membersSingle valuedSizeSize limit in bytes for a single mail. Larger mails will be bounced.SkipSoft blockSoft block limitSoft block limit.Soft inodeSoft inode (files) limit.Soft inode limitSome IMAP servers store mailboxes with a prefix (e.g. "user" for Cyrus which results in "user.username").Some attributes (%s) were modified and are highlighted below.Some required information is missingSorry this help id ({bold}%s{endbold}) is not available for this module ({bold}%s{endbold}).Sorry this help number ({bold}%s{endbold}) is not available.Special userSpecifies a filter that matches the members (e.g. "(mail=*@zarafa.nl)").Specifies how "Send as" privileges are displayed.Specifies how members and owners are displayed.Specifies how members are displayed.Specifies if LAM should automatically follow referrals. Activate if you use referrals in your LDAP directory.Specifies if password mails may be sent to mail addresses other than the user's LDAP mail address.Specifies if the mail should be sent as text or HTML.Specifies if the password must not contain 3 or more characters of the user/first/last name.Specifies if the password must not contain the user name.Specifies if the user can call forward.Specifies if the user may authenticate with FreeRadius.Specifies if this group has security possibilities.Specifies if this server contains the public store. This may be changed only for new entries.Specifies if unknown clients are allowed.Specifies if users are allowed to change their own passwords or not.Specifies the LDAP base where to search for members (e.g. "ou=zarafa,dc=company,dc=com").Specifies the allowed file extension. This is checked at upload time.Specifies the attribute that should be used to reference the entries. If you would like to reference also groups then this must be set to "dn".Specifies the capacity of this resource.Specifies the folder type (e.g. shared mail folder).Specifies the maximum allowed file size in bytes.Specifies the maximum lifetime of a ticket in days.Specifies the maximum number of seconds before a password is due to expire that expiration warning messages will be returned to a user.Specifies the maximum number of seconds that a connection can be idle before the session is terminated.Specifies the maximum renewable lifetime of a ticket in days.Specifies the minimum number of characters that will be accepted in a password.Specifies the number of above password rules that must be fulfilled.Specifies the number of consecutive failed login attempts after which the password may not be used to login.Specifies the number of previously used passwords which should be saved in the password history. New passwords can only be set if they are not in the password history.Specifies the number of seconds after which old consecutive failed login attempts are purged from the failure counter, even though no successful authentication has occurred.Specifies the number of seconds during which the password cannot be used to login due to too many consecutive failed bind attempts.Specifies the person's affiliation within a particular security domain in broad categories such as student, faculty, staff, alum, etc.Specifies the person's primary relationship to the institution in broad categories such as student, faculty, staff, alum, etc.Specifies the person's relationships to the institution in broad categories such as student, faculty, staff, alum, etc.Specifies the priority of this entry (lower value means more preferred).Specifies the type of limit for printing if any. Please note that in contrast to "Free printing" the option "No quota" includes accounting.Specifies the used port for this entry.Specifies the user's pickup group.Specifies the weight of this entry (relative value).Specifies whether the user is an admin. System administrators may additionally create, modify and delete companies.Specifies whether the user's existing password must be sent along with their new password when changing a password. Attention, LAM does not support password changes which require the old password.Specify attributes and valuesStandard LDAP search filter. Example: (&(sn=Smith)(givenName=David))Start timeStateStatic textStep %s of %sSteveSteve MillerSteve Miller,Room 2.14,123-123-1234,123-123-1234Steve, StevoStoring the password in your server profile is also possible but not recommended.StreetStructure nameSub (entire subtree)SubgroupsSubjectSubnetSubnet maskSubstring RuleSuccessSuccessfully deleted DN %sSudo roleSudo role count: %sSudo role managementSudo rolesSudo roles with higher order numbers are used if multiple roles match.SuffixSuffix for GID/group name checkSuffix for UID/user name checkSuffix for new usersSundaySwitch back to default label.Switch entriesSync Asterisk password with Unix passwordSync Heimdal Kerberos password with Unix passwordSync MIT Kerberos password with Unix passwordSync Samba 3 passwordSync Samba LM password with Unix passwordSync Samba NT password with Unix passwordSync fields with page layoutSync from %sSyntaxSyntax OIDSyntaxesSystem administratorSystem loggingTLS cannot be combined with ldaps://.TXT recordTXT recordsTarget IMAP folderTarget of invitation policy is invalid!Target server profileTechnical nameTelephone numberTempTemp, contract till DecemberTemplateTemplatesTerminal server optionsTest settingsTestsTextText ("TXT" records)Text areaText fieldThe "NetID" of the person for the purposes of inter-institutional authentication. It should be represented in the form "user@scope" where scope defines a local security domain.The DHCP ranges were changed to fit for the new subnet.The DN of the directory entry representing the institution with which the person is associated.The DN of the directory entry representing the person's primary organizational unit.The DNs of the directory entries representing the person's organizational units.The ID of this group was changed. You can update all user and host entries to the new group ID.The IMAP admin password is empty.The IP address %s is invalid!The IP address does not match the subnet.The IP address is already in use.The IP address is invalid.The IP address of the PC.The IP addresses of the DNS servers. Multiple addresses are separated by ",". Example: 192.168.0.10, 192.168.0.11The IP addresses of the Netbios name servers (e.g. "123.123.123.123, 123.123.123.124").The IP does not match the subnet.The Kerberos realm for this account.The Kerberos realm of this user.The MAC address of the PC. Example: 11:22:33:44:55:aaThe Netbios server is invalid.The PC name may not be longer than 20 characters.The PC name may only contain A-Z, a-z and 0-9.The PC name needs to be at least 2 characters long.The PDF structure defines what information is exported as PDF file and how the pages are structured. You can manage the PDF structures in the PDF editor (under "Tools").The RDN field is empty.The Radius realm of this account.The SID of your Samba server. Get it with "net getlocalsid".The TLS encryption could not be started.The UID ranges for users and hosts overlap! This is a problem because LAM uses the highest UID in use + 1 for new accounts. Please set the minimum UID to equal values or use independent ranges.The Unix socket or named pipe to the server.The account context is invalid.The account context stores information about the dial plan.The account type is invalid.The account will be locked after this date.The account will be saved under this LDAP suffix.The alias name "%s" is invalid.The alias name for this entry.The answer needs to be at least %s characters long.The answer to the security question is wrong.The attribute %s is not supported for the object class %s by your LDAP server.The attribute to modify doesn't match the one specified by %s.The attribute value does not existThe caller ID format is invalid.The class names may only contain ASCII characters.The config file is not writable.The container you specified (%s) does not exist. Please try again.The default gateway is invalid.The default interpretation of .qmail files.The destination entry (%s) already exists.The domain name includes invalid characters. Valid characters are A-Z, a-z, 0-9, ".", "_","-".The domain name of the subnet.The email address is invalid.The ending IP address of the range.The entered Netbios node type does not exist.The entry (%s) does not exist.The entry does not exist and will be ignoredThe environment name may only contain ASCII characters.The expiration date is invalid.The expiration date must be in format DD.MM.YYYY HH:MM.The expiration time "%s" must be a number.The extension context is invalid.The file must not exeed 2000x300px.The file name must end with ".png" or ".jpg".The file you chose is either empty or does not exist.The file you selected was only partially uploaded, likley due to a network error.The file you uploaded is too large. Please check php.ini, upload_max_size settingThe folder on the server where the shared folder is located (e.g. user/myfolder@example.com).The folder's email address.The following suffixes are missing in LDAP. LAM can create them for you.The format of the logon hours field is invalid!The format of this custom script setting is invalid.The format to show the query resultsThe full DN of the new entry to be created when copying the source entryThe full name is invalid.The given user name matches multiple LDAP entries.The grace authentication limit specifies the number of times that an expired password may be used to login.The group is managed by this contact person.The group names for this account.The groups for this account. You can insert a group name or DN.The headline for a new section must contain at least one character.The home directory will be connected under this drive letter.The host is managed by this contact person.The host name "%s" is invalid.The host name for this entry.The host name is invalid.The initials of the user's first names.The key enables the DHCP server to perform DNS updates. The key is generated with "genDDNSkey".The lease time is invalid.The lease time specifies after how many seconds the client should request a new IP address.The list of commands which may be run.The list of configured Puppet classes for this node (e.g. ntp).The list of hosts from which the user may run the commands.The list of labels contains duplicates.The list of users who own this sudo role and may run the commands.The list of values contains duplicates.The list's alternate email address.The list's email address.The listed IPs were found in DHCP by matching the host's MAC address.The log file is empty or contains invalid characters! Valid characters are: a-z, A-Z, 0-9, /, \, ., :, _ and -.The login name of your IMAP user who has rights to create/delete mailboxes.The mail server for this entry.The mail server that contains the message store.The mail text for confirmation mails must include the wildcard @@resetLink@@.The mail text of all mails.The mail text of all password mails.The mail text of the confirmation mail.The mail text of the mails.The mailbox format is invalid.The maximum lease time is invalid.The maximum lease time specifies after how many seconds the client must request a new IP address.The maximum mailbox size in MB.The maximum number of mails that can be stored in the user's mailbox.The maximum number of pages per job allowed on the printer. 0 means unlimited.The minimum time "%s" must be a number.The module %s is not yet ready.The name for that PDF-structure you submitted is not valid. A valid name must consist of the following characters: 'a-z','A-Z','0-9','_','-'.The name of a command to execute. The available commands may be listed at the Asterisk command line by executing "core show applications".The name of the PC.The name of the extension (e.g. voicemail or sip).The name of the server where the mailbox is located.The name of the subnet. Example: 192.168.10.0The name of your Windows domain or workgroup.The name server "%s" is invalid.The name server for this zone.The net mask for the IP address.The net mask is derived from the subnet mask. LAM will calculate it automatically.The net mask is invalid.The new password will be stored in the directory after you save this account.The number of milliseconds for the last qualify.The number of priority, weight, port and server entries must be equal.The number of users who may login to LAM is restricted. This can be either a fixed list of DNs or LAM can search LDAP to find a DN which matches the given user name.The object class %s is not supported by your LDAP server.The office name of the user (e.g. YourCompany, Human Resources).The operation was stopped because of the above errors.The options have bad format.The owners of this device.The owners of this group.The pager number has bad format.The parameter @@password@@ will be replaced with the new password.The parameter @@principal@@ will be replaced with the principal name.The password is invalid! Please try again.The password is too short. You have to enter at least %s characters.The password is too weak. It needs to match at least %s password complexity rules.The password is too weak. You have to enter at least %s different character classes (upper/lower case, numbers and symbols).The password is too weak. You have to enter at least %s lower case characters.The password is too weak. You have to enter at least %s numeric characters.The password is too weak. You have to enter at least %s symbolic characters.The password is too weak. You have to enter at least %s upper case characters.The password is too weak. You may not use parts of the user name for the password.The password is too weak. You may not use parts of user attributes for the password.The password is too weak. You may not use the user name as part of the password.The password of your IMAP admin user. The login name for the IMAP admin user is stored in the LAM server profile.The password was set to:The pool's failover peer.The pool's name.The port "%s" is invalid.The post office box of the user's address.The postal code of the user's address.The preference "%s" must be a number.The price for each page of a print job.The price for each print job.The primary group for this account. You can insert a GID number or a group name.The primary group the host should be member of.The primary group the user should be member of.The priority "%s" is invalid.The priority is a sequence number used to order the execution of commands. Commands are executed beginning with the lowest sequence number.The range conflicts with another range.The range end needs to be greater than the range start.The refresh time "%s" must be a number.The retry time "%s" must be a number.The room number of the employee's office.The scope in which to searchThe scripts will be run on your web server in the user context of your web server (e.g. apache/www-data).The selected options will not be managed inside LAM. You can use this to reduce the number of displayed input fields.The serial number "%s" must be a number.The serial number should be updated after each zone change.The server name "%s" is invalid.The source and destination DN are the same.The starting IP address of the range.The state where the user resides or works.The static text must contain at least one character.The street name of the user's address.The subject of all mails.The subject of all password mails.The subject of the mails.The subnet is already in use.The subnet is invalid.The subnet mask is invalid.The subnet mask of the network.The sudo command is not valid after this date.The sudo command is not valid before this date.The sudo commands are executed with these group memberships.The sudo commands may be run as these users (e.g. root).The time (in seconds) a secondary server should wait before retrying a zone refresh.The time (in seconds) that a secondary server should wait before checking for zone updates.The time (in seconds) that zone data is kept on a secondary server without receiving a zone refresh.The timeout "%s" must be a number.The timeout specifies how long (in seconds) a record can be cached by caching DNS servers.The uploaded file does not have the correct file extension (%s).The uploaded file is too large (> %s bytes).The uploaded file seems to be no valid public key.The url attribute value should begin with file://.The user account is non-active and login is disabled.The user must log on using a smart card.The user will get warned when his mailbox reaches this limit.The user's alternate email address.The user's call groups.The user's email address.The user's fax number.The user's mobile number.The user's organisation name.The user's organisational unit.The user's pager number.The user's private telephone number.The user's telephone number.The user's unique employee number.The user's web site (e.g. http://www.company.com).The value for the Samba 3 field "User can/must change password" needs to be a number.The variables may only contain ASCII characters.The voicemail context name is invalid.The weight "%s" is invalid.The were no attributes marked as an RDN attribute.The wildcard for the account creation link is @@creationLink@@.The wildcard for the new password is @@newPassword@@.The wildcard for the reset link is @@resetLink@@.There are <b>%s</b> members in group <b>%s</b>:There are still users who have this group as their primary group.There can be only one group of this type.There is already another user with this caller ID.There is already another user with this mailbox name.There were errors while uploading:There will be %s updates done with this mass updateThese are the minimum and maximum numbers to use for group IDs when creating new group accounts. New group accounts will always get the highest number in use plus one.These are the minimum and maximum numbers to use for machine IDs when creating new accounts for hosts. The range should be different from that of users. New host accounts will always get the highest number in use plus one.These are the minimum and maximum numbers to use for user IDs when creating new user accounts. The range should be different from that of machines. New user accounts will always get the highest number in use plus one.These are the user's certificates.These classes will be available as autocompletion hints when adding new classes.These entries specify the members of the netgroup. You can limit the set to a host name, a user name, a domain name or any combination of them.These environments will be available as autocompletion hints when setting the environment.These options change the list of potential extension owners below. You can select to show Asterisk accounts or all users. It is also possible to search the tree suffix if you have users which are not in the standard user suffix.These services will show up as hint if you enter a new service.This GID number is invalid! Please provide either a number or a group name.This HTML code will be placed on top of all self service pages. E.g. you can use this to place your custom logo. Any HTML code is permitted.This PC name already exists.This account is marked for deletion.This allows you to define this account as a special user like administrator or guest.This attribute is not defined in the LDAP schemaThis attribute is requiredThis attribute is required for the RDN.This can be used to specify if the user has a car license.This change requires to add new attributes.This changes the password of the selected profile.This changes the profile which is selected by default at login.This column is defined to include unique entries but duplicates were found:This command will be called to change the Kerberos password. Usually, it should look similar to "/usr/sbin/kadmin -K /etc/heimdal/apache.keytab -p admin/admin passwd -p @@password@@ @@principal@@".This command will be called to change the Kerberos password. Usually, it should look similar to "/usr/sbin/kadmin -k -t /home/www-data/apache.keytab -p realm/changepwd".This custom script setting includes an invalid account type.This custom script setting includes an invalid action type.This defines the language of the login window and sets this language as the default language. Users can change the language at login.This defines the rights for the home directories which are created by lamdaemon.This defines what application Asterisk has to start for this user (e.g. SIP/user1).This deletion request also includes %s child entries.This describes the location of the device.This describes the location of the host.This describes the location of the user.This document was automatically created by LDAP Account ManagerThis email address will be set as reply-to address of all mails.This email address will be set as reply-to address of all password mails.This email address will be set as sender address of all mails. If empty the system default (php.ini) will be used.This email address will be set as sender address of all password mails. If empty the system default (php.ini) will be used.This email address will be set as sender address of the mails. If empty the system default (php.ini) will be used.This enables the password self reset function.This enables the self registration function.This entry has no attributesThis entry is the root of a sub-tree containing %s entries.This field is required.This field name already exists. Please choose a different one.This gecos value is invalid!This is a comma separated list of IP addresses.This is a comma separated list of MAC addresses.This is a comma separated list of delegates.This is a comma separated list of eMail aliases.This is a comma separated list of invitation policies.This is a comma separated list of recipients.This is a comma separated list of the users public email addresses.This is a list of IP addresses from hosts who may access LAM. You can use "*" as wildcard (e.g. 192.168.0.*).This is a list of additional attributes that the user can enter. Please note that user name, password and email address are mandatory anyway and need not be specified.This is a list of groups this group is member of.This is a list of members of this group.This is a list of members of this group. Multiple members are separated by semicolons.This is a list of nick names for this user.This is a list of object classes that are used to build the new user accounts. Please enter one object class in each line.This is a list of the servers where the lamdaemon scripts are stored. LDAP Account Manager will make a SSH connection to the servers with the user name and password provided at login. Multiple servers are separated by semicolons. You can append a descriptive name after a colon.This is a list of valid DN entries of all users that are allowed to login to LDAP Account Manager. Please enter one DN per line.This is a structural ObjectClass and cannot be removed.This is a workaround for Active Directory. Enable it if you get messages about size limit exceeded.This is an optional description for this entry.This is needed to find the LDAP DNs of your user accounts. E.g. if you use "uid" and your user inputs "miller" then LAM will search for an account with uid=miller.This is not a valid DN!This is not a valid RID number!This is not a valid Samba 3 group type!This is not a valid list of DNs!This is not a valid option.This is one of the users public email addresses.This is only needed for TLS/SSL connections. By default, LAM will use the certificate authorities installed on your system. If you have a private CA in your company you can upload your CA certificates here and override the system certificates.This is the ID of the user in the Asterisk database. It may contain digits and letters (e.g. user1 or 200134).This is the IP address for the user (e.g. 123.123.123.123).This is the IP address of the network card of the device (e.g. 123.123.123.123).This is the LDAP DN of the host's manager.This is the LDAP DN of the user's manager. Use this property to represent hierarchies in your company.This is the LDAP attribute's value that puts the checkbox in an activated state. The value is case-insensitive.This is the LDAP attribute's value that puts the checkbox in an deactivated state. The value is case-insensitive.This is the MAC address of the network card of the device (e.g. 00:01:02:DE:EF:18).This is the SID of the user's primary Windows group.This is the absolute path to an external script for setting quotas and creating home directories.This is the account's Kerberos password.This is the account's Windows password.This is the account's full name on Windows systems.This is the active password policy for this account.This is the answer to the security question. It allows users to reset their password.This is the database name on the server.This is the date of the user's last login.This is the date when the account will expire.This is the date when the account will expire. Format: DD-MM-YYYYThis is the date when the user changed his password.This is the date when the user changed his password. If you specify a maximum password age then you can force a password change here.This is the group name which will be shown in Windows.This is the host's location (e.g. Munich, server room 3).This is the identifier for the relative DN value. It must be one of the given allowed LDAP attributes (e.g. user accounts usually use "uid" while groups use "cn").This is the identifier for the relative DN value. LAM will use "uid" by default.This is the label for the link to the password self reset. If empty "Forgot password?" will be used.This is the label for the link to the self registration. If empty "Register new account" will be used.This is the list of attributes to show in the account list. The entries can either be predefined values, "#attribute", or individual ones, "attribute:description". Several entries are separated by semicolons.This is the list of valid login shells.This is the machine id (e.g. IP address or host name) from which the user can call/receive calls.This is the mail server for the user.This is the mailbox size limit in bytes.This is the minimum length for answers to the security question.This is the name of this group.This is the natural name of the host. If empty, the host name will be used.This is the natural name of the user.This is the natural name of the user. If empty, the first and last name is used.This is the natural name of the user. If empty, the first and last name or user name is used.This is the number of bad logon attempts (0 - 999) before the account is deactivated. 0 means unlimited attempts.This is the number of passwords which are saved to prevent that users reuse old passwords.This is the number of rows to show in the account list. If more entries are found the list will be split into several pages.This is the path to the user's home directory.This is the relative ID (similar to UID on Unix) for Windows accounts. If you leave this empty LAM will calculate the RID from the UID. This can be either a number or the name of a special group:This is the relative ID number for your Windows account. You can either enter a number or one of these special accounts: This is the relative ID number for your host account. If you leave this empty LAM will use: uidNumber*2 + sambaAlgorithmicRidBase.This is the separator for the mailbox path. Usually, this is "." but e.g. Cyrus with "unixhierarchysep" will require "/".This is the server address of your LDAP server. Use ldap:// for unencrypted LDAP connections or TLS encrypted connections. LDAP+SSL (LDAPS) encrypted connections are specified with ldaps://. The port value is optional.This is the suffix for the LDAP tree viewer.This is the suffix of the LDAP tree from where to search for LDAP entries. Only entries in this subtree will be displayed in the account list. When creating a new accont this will be the DN where it is saved.This is the target email address for the user's mails.This is the target of this alias entry.This is the time (in minutes) for which the user may not log in after the account was locked. -1 means forever.This is the time (in minutes) of inactivity after which a user is automatically logged off.This is the time in minutes which LAM caches its LDAP searches. Shorter times will stress LDAP more but decrease the possibility that changes are not identified.This is the time zone of your Samba server. LAM needs this information to display the logon hours correctly.This is the user's primary Windows group.This is this node's parent. All classes and variables are inherited from this node.This is typically used to allow incoming calls (e.g. from FWD) while having a type=friend entry defined with username and password.This is used to mark this account as resource.This job sends out emails to inform your users that their passwords will expire soon.This login shell is invalid!This mail address is already in use:This mailbox will be created/deleted.This may overwrite existing values with profile data. Continue?This message is shown when the field value does not match the validation expression.This object class is obsolete.This option allows you to disable the certificate check of your IMAP server certificate. Disabling the certificate check is not recommended.This option defines the allowed logon hours for this account.This option defines the allowed logon hours for this account. The format is the same as for the LDAP attribute. The 24*7 hours are represented as 168 bit which are saved as 21 hex (21*8 = 168) values. The first bit represents Sunday 0:00 - 0:59 in GMT.This pair of extension name and priority already exists.This program is run after the login.This specifies the reconnect policy.This specifies the used Zarafa LDAP schema. Select LDAP for e.g. OpenLDAP, Apache Directory, OpenDJ and other non-Windows based LDAP servers. If you run Zarafa against Samba 4 or Active Directory please select Active Directory.This specifies what to do when the client connection is broken.This text is displayed on top of the self service login page. You can also input HTML code here.This text is displayed on top of the self service main page. You can also input HTML code here.This text is placed as label for the password field on the login page. LAM will use "Password" if you do not enter any text.This text should shortly describe your selected LDAP search attribute (e.g. email or user name).This text will be printed on top of the page.This text will be sent as reply to all incoming mails if the delivery mode is set to autoreply.This tool allows you to customize the PDF pages.This user is not supported or was not found.This user name is only used for old Windows versions (e.g. NT4, W98).This user was not found!This value can only be "Room" or "Equipment".This value can only be "true" or "false".This value can only be "true", "false" or "system".This value must be a list of user names separated by semicolons.This will create a new organisational unit under the selected one.This will create the user's home directory on the specified server.This will delete the selected organisational unit. The OU has to be empty.This will delete the selected profile.This will enable the extension automatically if this profile is loaded.This will force syncing with group of names members of the same group.This will hide the custom scripts tab when you edit an account. Manual actions are not possible when the tab is not visible.This will reset the host's password to a default value.This will set a random password and display it on the screen or send it to the user via mail.This will set a random password and display it on the screen or send it to the user via mail. Please edit your LAM server profile to setup the mail settings.This will set a special flag on the account which tells Kolabd to remove it. Use this to cleanly delete Kolab accounts (e.g. this removes mail boxes).This will set the user's account status. You may disable the mail account here.ThursdayTicket lifetimeTicket lifetime must be a number.TimeTime limitTime of user's last login.Time of user's last password change.Time zoneTimeoutTimeoutsTitleToTo disable login use /bin/false.Tool settingsToolsTotalTotal connectionsTotal entriesTotal money paid by the user.Total paidTotal paid (read-only)Translate GID number to group nameTree suffixTree viewTreeSuffix is invalid!TuesdayTypeUIDUID generatorUID has changed. Do you want to change home directory?UID must be a number. It has to be inside the UID range which is defined in your configuration profile.UID numberUID number has changed. To keep file ownership you have to run the following command as root: 'find / -uid %s -exec chown %s {} \;'UID number is already in use.UID ranges for Unix accountsUNC-path (\\server\share) of homedirectory. $user and $group are replaced with user and group name.UNC-path (\\server\share\) of home directory. If no home drive is set then this directory must start with a drive letter (e.g. "c:\dir\user").URI (either URN or URL) that indicates a set of rights to specific resources.URLUnable to add DNS record.Unable to change ACL on IMAP server for mailbox deletion.Unable to change Kerberos password.Unable to change password.Unable to change your account. Maybe you do not have enough rights to change the settings.Unable to change your account. Your changes might violate the password policy.Unable to connect to database.Unable to connect to remote server!Unable to create ZIP file for PDF export.Unable to create account.Unable to create mailbox on IMAP server.Unable to create new OU!Unable to create new automount map.Unable to create new profile!Unable to create new zone.Unable to delete DNS record "%s".Unable to delete DNS record.Unable to delete OU!Unable to delete PDF structure!Unable to delete entry, it does not existUnable to delete logo file.Unable to delete mailbox from IMAP server.Unable to delete profile!Unable to find a printer with name "%s".Unable to find group in LDAP.Unable to find password security answer for this account.Unable to find password security question for this account.Unable to find role in LDAP.Unable to find the user name in LDAP.Unable to find user account.Unable to import server certificate. Please use the upload function.Unable to load LDAP entry:Unable to load profile!Unable to locate mailbox on IMAP.Unable to process this file.Unable to read file.Unable to register your new account. Please try again.Unable to reset password.Unable to retrieve imageUnable to retrieve schema!Unable to save profile!Unable to send mail!Unable to update DNS record "%s".Unable to upload logo file.Unable to verify your password reset request. Please try again.Unable to verify your user creation request. Please try again.UnbindUniversalUnixUnix accountUnix groupsUnknown clientsUnknown delegate address: %sUnkown change typeUnlockUnlock accountUnlock account?Unlock passwordUnlockedUnsolved dependency:UpUpdate Samba password timestampUpdate attribute "sambaPwdLastSet" on password changeUpdate objectUpdate quotaUpdate valuesUpdating objectUploadUpload CA certificate in DER/PEM format.Upload a file with one or more keys. Each line contains one key.Upload accounts to LDAPUpload fileUpload file and create accountsUpload has finishedUpload was stopped after errors in %s module!Uploaded images will be cropped to these maximum values.Uploaded logo file.UptimeUsageUse * for all services.Use Unix passwordUse for all operationsUse no passwordUse this to enter an additional LDAP filter (e.g. "(cn!=admin)") to reduce the number of entries to modify.Use this to enter an additional LDAP filter (e.g. "(cn!=admin)") to reduce the number of visible elements for this account type.Use this to enter an additional LDAP filter (e.g. "(objectClass=passwordSelfReset)") to reduce the number of accounts who may use self service.Use this to hide the caller ID.Use this to hide this entry from the address book.Use this to provide a list of folders (e.g. Trash) to add for new accounts.Use this to specify other groups or accounts from other domains as group members.Use wildcards like $uid$ for LDAP attributes of the current LAM admin user.Used balance for the billing code.Used blocksUsed blocks. 1000 blocks are usually 1MBUsed by attributesUsed by object classesUsed for calculating RIDs from UID/GID. Do not change if unsure.Used for registration context.Used inodesUsed inodes (files)Used to automatically hangup the call if no RTP traffic is received.Used to limit SIP traffic to and from this peer to a certain IP or network.Used to regularly check that a device is still online.UserUser accounts (e.g. Unix, Samba and Kolab)User agentUser can change passwordUser certificatesUser count: %sUser description.User description. If left empty first and last name will be used.User description. If left empty sur- and give name will be used.User description. If left empty user name will be used.User modificationUser must change passwordUser nameUser name (pre W2K)User name already exists!User name and email addressUser name attributeUser name contains invalid characters. Valid characters are: a-z, A-Z, 0-9 and .-_ !User name for NIS.User name in use. Selected next free user name.User name of the user who should be created. Valid characters are: a-z,A-Z,0-9, @.-_.User name of the user who should be created. Valid characters are: a-z,A-Z,0-9, @.-_. If user name is already used user name will be expanded with a number. The next free number will be used.User name or email addressUser name suggestionUser name that is used for PyKota.User profileUser self registrationUser serverUsersUsers or groups that may directly send email as this user.Users who are member of the current group. Users who have set their primary group to this group will not be shown.Users who will become member of the current group. User names are separated by semicolons.Using %s as lamdaemon remote server.Using %s to connect to remote server.Usually, users are not added to groups as memberUid if they have this group as primary group. If your application ignores primary groups then you can select this option to override this behaviour.VCARD 2.1 ExportValid toValid usersValidate server certificateValidation expressionValidation messageValueValue for "checked"Value for "unchecked"Value mappingValue to delete does not exist in DNVariablesVendor nameVendor versionView %s childrenView 1 childView the children of this objectViewing entry in read-only mode.Voicemail contextVoicemail mailbox for this account.Want more features? Get LAM Pro!WarningWas unable to add attributes to DN: %s.Was unable to create DN: %s.Was unable to delete DN: %s.Was unable to modify attributes from DN: %s.Was unable to modify attributes of DN: %s.Was unable to remove attributes from DN: %s.Was unable to rename DN: %s.Web siteWednesdayWeightWelcome to LAM self service. Please enter your user name and password.What is the name of your favourite pet?When performing a recursive copy, only copy those entries which match this filter.When the hard quota limit is reached, email can not be delivered to that user anymore.When using ldaps:// or TLS be sure to use exactly the same IP/domain name as in your certificate!WindowsWindows domain infoWindows domain info DNWindows domain name of account.Windows groupWindows group nameWindows group type.Windows password hashes are saved by default as NT and LM hashes. LM hashes are insecure and only needed for old versions of Windows. You should disable them unless you really need them.Windows primary groupWindows primary group SIDWindows-Domain name of group.Work detailsWorkgroupWorking directoryWorking directory of initial program.WriteWrite accessWrong password/user name combination. Please try again.Wrong quota format. Quota must be numeric.YesYou are reusing an old password. Please choose a different password.You are using capital letters. This can cause problems because Windows is not case-sensitive.You can download your PDF files {link=%s}{color=#d2131a}here{endcolor}{endlink}.You can setup the LDAP suffixes for all account types in your LAM server profile on tab "Account types".You can specify if LAM allows full write access, password changes or only read access.You can use "$user", "$firstname" and "$lastname" as wildcards for user name, first and last name.You can use the wildcard @@LOGIN_DN@@ which will be substituted with the DN of the user who is currently logged in to LAM.You can use this to temporarily deactivate the Zarafa extension.You can use wildcards for LDAP attributes in the form @@attribute@@ (e.g. @@uid@@ for the user name).You can use wildcards in the format $wildcard$ which are replaced by the LDAP attribute with the same name. For multi-value attributes the values will be separated by commas.You cannot add the Zarafa and Zarafa contact extension at the same time.You cannot perform updates while server is in read-only modeYou cannot rename an entry which has child entries.You cannot use SSL and TLS encryption at the same time. Please use either "ldaps://" or TLS.You did not change the RDNYou do not have the required access rights or the LDAP schema is not published by your server.You entered one or more invalid DNS servers.You left the attribute value blank. Please go back and try again.You left the value blank for required attribute (%s).You made no changesYou might need to restart your webserver for changes to take effect.You might want to use %s instead of %s.You must either upload a file or provide an import in the text box.You need to add at least one member to this group.You specified an answer but no security question.You will be prompted to confirm this decisionYour IMAP domains and email address domain do not match.Your LAM admin user (%s) must be a valid Unix account to work with lamdaemon!Your LAM admin user must be a valid Unix account to work with lamdaemon!Your LAM login password was not accepted by the IMAP server.Your PHP configuration has disabled file uploads. Please check php.ini before proceeding.Your PHP.INI does not have file_uploads = ON. Please enable file uploads in PHP.Your changes cannot be saved until you make the file writable for the webserver user.Your new account was created but post processing failed. Please contact your local administrator.Your new account was successfully created. Please return to login to change your user data.Your password does not meet the password strength qualifications. Please retry with another one.Your password was changed to @@newPassword@@.Your session expired, click here to go back to the login page.Your session expired, please log in again.Your settings were successfully saved.YourCompanyZarafaZarafa address listZarafa address listsZarafa contactZarafa dynamic groupZarafa dynamic groupsZarafa schemaZarafa will store the user's archives on these servers.Zone nameZone name for the DNS server (e.g. company.local).\\server\homes\smiller\\server\profiles\smilleradd valueadminstratorsallattribute deletedbackupRootFileSystembillingCode01browsebytescharactercharacterscompany.comconfirmdc=yourcompany,dc=comdefaultdeletedelete attributedisableddisconnectdomaindownload valueeditenabledexportfalseforcefrom any clientfrom previous client onlygroup01,group02group01;group02group1@company.com,group2@company.comgroup@company.comhinthourshttp://www.company.comimportinput off, notify offinput off, notify oninput on, notify offinput on, notify onldap://localhost:389 connects to localhost using a standard LDAP connection on port 389ldaps://ldap.domain.com connects to ldap.domain.com using an encrypted LDAP connection.listloginmachinesmail.yourdomain.orgmydomainmygroupnewnono description availableno entriesno new attributes available for this entryno new binary attributes available for this entrynonenone, remove valuenot applicablenot specifiedou=People,dc=yourcompany,dc=com will read and store all accounts in this subtree.ou=accounts,dc=yourdomain,dc=orgpc01$pc01,Room 2.34pc01,pc02pixelsprinter01printergroup1read onlyrefreshrenamerequiredresetrole01,role02searchsecondssecretselect the rdn attributesmillersmiller@otherdomain.orgsmiller@yourdomain.orgssh-dss 234234 user@hoststructuraltabletesttest-starttrueuid=smiller,ou=People,dc=company,dc=comuse custom CA certificatesuse system certificatesuser01,user02,user03user@company.comusersview entrieswith yes