Re: Less Informaion Availiable in LDAP on SBS than Server 2003

Maybe if you give us a better idea of what you want to accomplish, we can provide "Plan B".

I don't have an explanation of why its different.

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"cleopold73" <cleopold73@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:C0E28A74-7115-4499-BF53-F4E417BF7199@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Using an LDAP browser authenticated with a non-Administrative account user
attributes like accountExpires, whenChanged, lastLogoff, cannot be seen on a
SBS. On a default install of Server 2003 R2 we can see these attributes as a
non-privileged user via LDAP. What is the difference in SBS that causes this?

We do see all the attributes if using an Administrative account to bind to
LDAP.

We would like to not have to use an administrative account to query these
attributes.

Thanks

Corey