Outlook 2003 Address Book - Internet Address Book LDAP

Hi anyone currently using Outlook 2003 frontend and backend Sun Java Messaging Server 2005Q1.
We are having problems connecting to ldap server (address book) using the Outlook 2003 setup via Internet Directory Server (LDAP) option. But we can do that wit Outlook 2000 without any problems.
The error that will appear are "Unable to display results because too many entries in the Internet Directory match your search criteria" and "The action could not be completed". We are running on SSL port 636.
Anyone had this problem?

Hi Jay,
It is a Outlook 2003 problem.. the way around it is:
Open registry editor.
a. Find the following registry key.
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\11.0\Outlook
b. Edit --> New -->Key
c. Input "ldap" and press Enter key.
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\11.0\Outlook\LDAP
1.Edit --> New -->[DWORD]
6. Input "NoDisplayNameSearch" ane press Enter key.
7. Right click the above and click "change".
8. Input "1" to [data value] and press [OK]
9. Edit --> New -->[DWORD]
10.Input "DisableVLVBrowsing" and press Enter key
11. Right click the above and click "change".
12. Input "1" to [data value] and press [OK]
13. Close the registry editor.

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