Re: LDP query for user groups nested?

Excellent.

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Eric - ARUP wrote:
Thats it!, thanks. Its now returning sid's, which is something i can work with.

thank you
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"Joe Richards [MVP]" wrote:


I expect it may be that you need to quote the base DN because of a space being in it.



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Eric - ARUP wrote:

I seem to be returning errors, i think my syntax may be wrong.

adfind -h DomainController -simple -s base -b CN=LName\, FName,CN=Users,DC=Domain,DC=net -f objectclass=* tokenGroups

AdFind V01.26.00cpp Joe Richards (@) February 2005

LDAP_SEARCH_S: 0x1
LDAP_SEARCH_S: Operations Error


sry not a big ldap user.
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"Joe Richards [MVP]" wrote:



Good job Dean, I know that hurt.

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Dean Wells [MVP] wrote:


I'm guessing you've got a legacy version of LDP, install a later version, for example, the binary that ships with Microsoft's ADAM (query google for download ADAM).

Oh, almost forgot ... I'll get smacked if I don't remember to also mention that there's a great (and free) command line utility written by a friend of mine called ADfind ... you can get that http://www.joeware.net - it'll do more for you than you'd possibly ever want, well worth it ... "you happy now Joe?" ;o)


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