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• Getting the Logon Domain Controller of the IIS web server?

  Hi guys I ran into a little bit of a problem trying to get the name of the logon domain controller of my web server. Originally I thought it would be no problem and used the variable LogonServer, however this does not return anything. Then I pulled a list with all the IIS server variables and none of them seems to be what I am looking for. If someone knows something about this I would greatly appreciate the information. Thanks

  Posted to Active Directory and LDAP (Forum) by ivanr80 on 6/11/2004

• Re: OpenLDAP password reset

  Why don't you post some more code here like you binding string, etc.

  Posted to Active Directory and LDAP (Forum) by ivanr80 on 6/11/2004

• Re: Searching AD using NativeGuid??

  The object property is actually ObjectGuid however it is stored in active directory as an octet string so why don't you try replacing the native guid with objectguid and see if you get an error saying something like type mismatch. I would assume what you have above is a hex.

  Posted to Active Directory and LDAP (Forum) by ivanr80 on 6/11/2004

• VBscript client side question

  Hi guys I am so annoyed with the Javascript limitations on message boxes. I can't believe they did not provide some more means for formatting. I have been trying to pass a VBscript similar to passing a Javascript to the html page once a button is clicked. The script works with Javascript, but my VBscript does not. It seems that when the VBscript is registered it puts everything on one line and this confuses the browser. Here is my code: Dim strScript As String = "<script language=" &

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by ivanr80 on 5/7/2004

• NTFS permissions are messing up my TREEVIEW

  Hi guys I followed all the directions and was able to build a treeview representing our Active directory tree. I moved everything on a web server running IIS 6.0 I created a new application pool running with an account that has all the necessary rights to do the aspnet requests. However once I set up the NTFS permissions on both the application folder and the webctrl_client folder I started getting this really weird case. If a user uses a proper account he/she can access the application, however

  Posted to Internet Explorer Web Controls (Forum) by ivanr80 on 4/23/2004

• Re: Need tips to speed up active directory search

  Thanks for the replies guys. I remember I read somewhere that if you point to a GC the searcher will execute quicker, because all properties listed in a GC are indexed properties. Now I am not quite sure how much quicker it is and if it is at all. Regarding the second tip. The problem is that the application I have develepod has to check two domains at this time and make sure that a nw user ID does not exists in neither one so I cannot really limit the searcher by going lower on the directory tree

  Posted to Active Directory and LDAP (Forum) by ivanr80 on 3/31/2004

• Need tips to speed up active directory search

  Hi guys. I have been working on an application that works with active directory accounts. I have been testing it in one our test domains and everything worked great. The results returned by the searcher were very quick. However today I placed the application in Production and almost had a heart attack. Pretty much any of the original searchers failed due to time limit: searcher.Filter = "(&(Objectcategory=person)(samaccountname=*" & tsearch.Text & "*))" I figured that

  Posted to Active Directory and LDAP (Forum) by ivanr80 on 3/24/2004

• Simple caching question

  Hi guys, I hope this is a caching issue. I have not had any experience in caching with vb.net so I hope my question does not sound very stupid. I would like to disable the user from being able to use the go back button or forward button for my site. The reason is that I am afraid that they might bring a cached page with old data and accidently hit a button that would enter the old information in my company's active directory. How can I handle this issue? So pretty much all I need is to somehow expire

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by ivanr80 on 3/7/2004

• Re: Get the NetBIOS Domain Name using LDAP

  Once you bind to the object you can just use a split function and get rid of the data you don't need. Use this below where entry is the directoryentry for the domain root. The bottom line will format it for you. Dim rootname As Array rootname = Split(entry.Name, "=") root.Text = UCase(Left(rootname(1), 1)) & LCase(Right(rootname(1), Len(rootname(1)) - 1))

  Posted to Active Directory and LDAP (Forum) by ivanr80 on 3/3/2004

• Re: Where am i going wrong?

  Where is your code? Post it here.

  Posted to Active Directory and LDAP (Forum) by ivanr80 on 3/3/2004