Re: Possible to hide/secure Attributes on an User Object in LDAP?
- From: "Per Hagstrom" <poh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 22 Jan 2007 15:47:49 -0600
After digging around in there with ADSIEDIT, it looks like the Schema part
is where you could set specific rights for an Attribute? Am I on the right
track here?
Also, if that's the right place to change it, are these Attributes "safe" to
change the security on, plus populate with our own data? (employeeID,
employeeNumber, employeeType)
If not, I guess I could create completely new Attributes within the Schema?
I haven't messed much with this before, so any advice would be much
appreciated!
TIA!
/ Per
"Per Hagstrom" <poh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:e545EtmPHHA.5012@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
We have a 2003 domain and we are trying to use some fields normally not
populated in Active Directory that are available if you use ADSIEDIT. For
example employeeID is available. If we fill this field out, is there any
way we can hide this field from anyone that is authenticated, to only let
say Domain Admins?
If I use ADSIEDIT I can see I can set the security on the User Object, but
I don't know if there is a way to set security only on an attribute, like
employeeID?
TIA!!
/ Per
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