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Bill Belliveau
I've been kicking around ADAM on a 2003 server for a couple of days and after getting the major classes in the schema and making a few objects, now I'm ready to programitically test it. I am able to use the LDP tool locally or remotely to logon as a Windows Identity (admin) or as an ADAM user. I have written code to get AD objects but cant get any ADAM code working nor the examples from the documentation. I'm not sure if this is an ADAM issue or if it has more to do with my unfamiliarity with the Directory
Below is a mess of code I've blindly been stabing around with. The exceptions I get are usually either the famous "operations error" or "unwilling to process the request" unless I'm reading the rootdse, so it seems to be a security issue. I'm accessing from a Windows 2000 box which seems to have security issues with ADAM, however LDP works.
Ideas
Bil
-- messy code begin-
DirectoryEntry myEntry = new DirectoryEntry()
//myEntry.AuthenticationType = AuthenticationTypes.Encryption | AuthenticationTypes.Signing
//myEntry.Path = @"LDAP://computer:50000/cn=mary baker,ou=adam users,o=microsoft,c=us"
//myEntry.Path = @"LDAP://computer:50000/o=microsoft"
//myEntry.Path = @"LDAP://computer:50000/cn=mary baker,ou=adam users,o=microsoft,c=us"
myEntry.Path = @"LDAP://computer:50000/rootdse"
myEntry.Password = ""
myEntry.Username = @"localcompany\Administrator"
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Debug.Write(myEntry.Guid)
Object obj = myEntry.NativeObject
catch(Exception Ex
Debug.Write(Ex.ToString())
Debug.Write(Ex.InnerException)
Debug.Write(Ex.Source)
Debug.Write(Ex.HelpLink);
Debug.Write((System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal.GetLastWin32Error()).ToString())
//tr
//
//DirectoryEntry myEntry = new DirectoryEntry("LDAP://computer:50000/o=microsoft")
/
//myEntry.AuthenticationType = AuthenticationTypes.Encryption | AuthenticationTypes.Signing
//Debug.Write(myEntry.Name + myEntry.Guid)
//Debug.Write("Logon = true")
//
//catch(Exception Ex
//
//Debug.Write(Ex.ToString())
//Debug.Write(Ex.InnerException)
//Debug.Write(Ex.Source)
//Debug.Write(Ex.HelpLink);
//Debug.Write((System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal.GetLastWin32Error()).ToString())
//
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Below is a mess of code I've blindly been stabing around with. The exceptions I get are usually either the famous "operations error" or "unwilling to process the request" unless I'm reading the rootdse, so it seems to be a security issue. I'm accessing from a Windows 2000 box which seems to have security issues with ADAM, however LDP works.
Ideas
Bil
-- messy code begin-
DirectoryEntry myEntry = new DirectoryEntry()
//myEntry.AuthenticationType = AuthenticationTypes.Encryption | AuthenticationTypes.Signing
//myEntry.Path = @"LDAP://computer:50000/cn=mary baker,ou=adam users,o=microsoft,c=us"
//myEntry.Path = @"LDAP://computer:50000/o=microsoft"
//myEntry.Path = @"LDAP://computer:50000/cn=mary baker,ou=adam users,o=microsoft,c=us"
myEntry.Path = @"LDAP://computer:50000/rootdse"
myEntry.Password = ""
myEntry.Username = @"localcompany\Administrator"
tr
Debug.Write(myEntry.Guid)
Object obj = myEntry.NativeObject
catch(Exception Ex
Debug.Write(Ex.ToString())
Debug.Write(Ex.InnerException)
Debug.Write(Ex.Source)
Debug.Write(Ex.HelpLink);
Debug.Write((System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal.GetLastWin32Error()).ToString())
//tr
//
//DirectoryEntry myEntry = new DirectoryEntry("LDAP://computer:50000/o=microsoft")
/
//myEntry.AuthenticationType = AuthenticationTypes.Encryption | AuthenticationTypes.Signing
//Debug.Write(myEntry.Name + myEntry.Guid)
//Debug.Write("Logon = true")
//
//catch(Exception Ex
//
//Debug.Write(Ex.ToString())
//Debug.Write(Ex.InnerException)
//Debug.Write(Ex.Source)
//Debug.Write(Ex.HelpLink);
//Debug.Write((System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal.GetLastWin32Error()).ToString())
//
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