Jabber for IPad Directory Issue

Guys,
I'm been beating my head against this issue for the last couple of days and I think a new idea would be extremely helpful!
Problem: No Corporate Directory being shown at all.
Jabber for IPad client Version 9.1
CUCM 8.5
CUP 8.6(3)
Microsoft AD Environment
Every single other client I have can access the corp directory (Android, Windows, CUPC)  and I'm getting Presence and Contact list on the jabber for ipad client. Can anyone maybe post a screenshot of the product specific device fields or offer a sugestion? I've followed the Admin guide, but have obviously missed something :/
Gareth

Hi Gareth,
I noticed this too.  It depends on where you are searching from within the client. 
If you are logged into the Presence Client - then your search is from the ldap profile assigned on CUPS to the end user.
If you are searching from within the CUCM portion of the client it uses the product specific section of the TABXXX client on CUCM
LDAP Server           FQDN.domain:389
LDAP Username     i have used the same one as for my LDAP directory Distinguisged Name\domain(without the ".local")
LDAP Search base     DC=xxxx,DC=local
LDAP field Mappings      mainPhoneNumber=ipPhone
we also have in the
"reserved" field the domain  domain=xxxx.local
hope this helps
cheers
Stuart

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