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CFLDAP - Active Directory Groups
I want to add/delete users to an Active Directory group using CFLDAP? Does anyone know how to do this?
Thank you very much!
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Michael #2 Re: CFLDAP - Active Directory Groups
It's been a while since this issue has popped up, but I think you must rebuild
the group completely each time. Basically, if you have 10 members and want to
remove one member, you must rebuild the group with the 9 remaining members.
You will need their DNs to do this.
You also get into the issue of needing to specify either the SEPARATOR or
DELIMITER attribute in CFLDAP. I forget which. AD expects a comma-separated
list of members. However, your DNs contain commas as well. Therefore, you
must specify another character, such as the pipe "|" to separate, or delimit,
each DN.
If you have the software and knowledge, I would suggest creating a COM object,
using VB6+, and let CF use that object. VB COMs handle AD tasks much more
gracefully than CF's LDAP support.
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