Re: LDAP Server

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Hello George,

With "set" at a command prompt you get some variables from your domain also the authenticationed DC.
Or you can use: echo %logonserver% at a command prompt

Best regards

Myweb
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I'm trying to figure out what my LDAP server is? Would this be my
domain controller or my exchange server? IS there a way to determine
this.



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