We have a website which can be used as intranet for Sta开发者_如何学运维ffs and internet for outside people.All our staffs accounts are in Active Directory. So, when the internal staffs browse the URL
I\'m getting stuck with formatting an LDAP query against my AD. It appears that the \'+\' character is messing up my life.
I have C#.Net code that return info from Active Directory as follows: DirectoryEntry entry = new DirectoryEntry(\"LDAP://MYServer\");
i have a code to get all the computer names present in a doain which are not a part of any OU. DirectoryEntry entry = new DirectoryEntry(\"LDAP://\" + \"Domain Name\");
My MVC application allows a subset of users to insert/edit 开发者_高级运维records in a table, and since I\'m using Windows authentication I get their samaccountnames \"for free\" and can insert these
Let\'s say in the office the staff are 开发者_运维问答all using Active Directory for authentication when accessing shared folder, remote control, etc. Now we need to use this same manner to log in SQL
I have a small ruby app in which I\'m trying to query some information from Acti开发者_如何学Cve Directory.The app will be run by a Windows user who is already logged in.It looks like the ruby-net-lda
I am building an intranet site and i want to display the users email(not the complete email), but the subject, from, date and time.
Is it possible to use Active Directory Certificate Authentication per site basis? If I enable Active Directory Certificate Authentication for whole server (is possible with IIS Manager) it works perf
PowerShell\'s Get-ADGroupMember cmdlet retur开发者_C百科ns members of a specific group. Is there a cmdlet or property to get all the groups that a particular user is a member of?
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