Hi, I am using ADSI Directory Synchronization for retrieving user accounts from AD and to update the AD changes in my database. But for some reason the changes...
For some reason, I am having difficulty accessing the link that you provided. I am not quite sure what you are doing, here. 1. can you provide your code 2. are...
Hi friends, i m working on vb.net 2005 application. how can i add a group or user object members in the security on the selected object. Also how can i assign...
Hello NG, Is it possible to finde the last user login on the workstation in Active Directory? Which propertie contains this information? PS: I would like to...
... No, I don't think you can find that information in AD. You can definitely find the latest logon date/time for a given user and for a given computer...
Hi Marc Thanks a lot for your answer. But is it possible to find the current user on a workstation, for example using network functions? I already have the...
I am updating some code which integrate a web application with AD and Exchange but have found a gaping hole in the old system - they had only coded for...
HI All, While using DirSync in ADSI, I am getting changed objects with only changed attributes along with it. Whereas I would like to get all the attributes...
I have written an pair or extensive web services using ADSI SDS programming against multiple applications on multiple ADAM instances. When I am working against...
I don't think there is such a thing. The basic rule of thumb is that if you do search queries with filters that don't reference any indexed attributes, the...
Hi les, There are a few tools and options that can help you here (logon/off scripts etc). But this data is not natively stored in AD as Marc mentioned. Limit...
Hi Shaun, From an app I wrote a year or so back; Medium - must contain min 7 characters, one numeric digit, one special character High - must contain Mixed...
Hello Shaun, Although this is not exactly what you asked, it might still be a basic enough and provide you a good solution to doing the work yourself. It's a...
I have a client with two AD domains. One is "Intranet" and the other is "SecureIntranet". There is a one way trust set up so that users logging in to the...
Can you explain the domain setup and the delegation setup in more detail? I assume these domains are in a separate forest? I'm not positive, but I think you...
Yes, the domains are in two separate forests. I spent some time on the phone with the client this morning and they are unwilling to set up a two way trust for...
Hi Joe, One of the cases I have is that I am fetching all of the users and all of the groups the users are associated with in an application. This supports an...
Hello, Was actually referred to your group for questions about a vbs file I converted over to asp which runs a LDAP query for various user info fields. I am...
You are missing some 'set's in your code. Set the stuff in red below. Anything that isn't a simple variable needs a 'set' instead of just an assignment...
So I pull these workstation lastlogon dates from the domain controllers (thank you, Joe and Ryan, for The Book) and 95% plus report valid dates. That's fine! ...
Hi guys, My company is currently migrating servers from Win2k to Win2k3. However, we encountered a problem wherein a line from our ADSI code, which works...
The below works on my end on 2003, so I don't think your code is the issue. Dim user As IADsUser user = GetObject("WinNT://servername/" + txtUN.Text + ",user")...
I've tried to set the Virtual Folder in IIS to have Anonymous Access and it still errors out. How do i know if i need to do some impersonation in my code?...
The article you reference is probably the much more secure way of doing it, in that it limits the impersonation to the actual calls that require the security...
Simple Script running on Windows Server 2003. Error it returns is UserAccountInfo.vbs(12, 2) Provider: Table does not exist. Call DisabledAccounts Sub...
My guess would be that you have the domain specified incorrectly. The sample works fine in my environment with that single change. Regards, Michael B. Smith ...