DNSDHCP Java Console for Linux usage question

Hi All,
This should be one of the simplest things, but it defeats me. I have downloaded and installed the DNSDHCP Java Console for Linux on my SLED11 workstation. I start it up and am presented with a login screen:
Server Address: [ ] Port: [ 636 ]
(e.g. 192.168.xxx.xxx)
Username: [ ]
(e.g. cn=admin,o=companyname)
Password: [ ]
[v] Use SSL
Questions:
Server address: is that supposed to be my OES DNS/DHCP server? Or my eDir server? I've tried each.
Username: is that supposed to be my tree admin? I've tried it.
Password: I think I got this one.
SSL: I *think* my server is set up for SSL, but I'm not sure. I've tried it both ways.
I have tried every combination except the one that works. Can anyone suggest something that I may be missing?
Thanks,
Toney.

Most of the time eDir servers default to SSL, and you have to check (or uncheck) the box under the LDAP Group object to require TLS authentication (or something like that)--so if you haven't done that then non-ssl will likely not work. I have had some boxes that wont do SSL though.... In that case, non-ssl usually works for me. You can also configure the same things under iManager.

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