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How can i resolve this: /O=CHEESE/OU=FIRST ADMINISTRATIVE GROUP/CN=RECIPIENTS/CN=LHALA1 to an email address? Do i have to use Exchange Web Services? Daro I'm assuming this is the legacyExchangeDN Attribute. Try something like this: string dn = "/O=CHEESE/OU=FIRST ADMINISTRATIVE GROUP/" + "CN=RECIPIENTS/CN=LHALA1"; string MailAddress=string.Empty; string user = string.Empty; using (DirectorySearcher ds = new DirectorySearcher()) { ds.Filter = string.Format("(&(ObjectClass=User)(legacyExchangeDN={0}))", dn); SearchResultCollection src = ds.FindAll(); if (src.Count > 1) { //Oops too many! } else

I'm running into a problem using LDAP to authenticate logins. We are using a Novell edirectory for authentication of other applications like Jira. ( Jira works perfect ). I have this application that allow these basic LDAP configurations: My problem is, when I try to log in, it takes my username XXXXXXXX and pre-pends it to the search base as uid. So it tries to log me in as : uid=XXXXXXXX,ou=people,o=mycompany Which would work on our Sun LDAP server, but doesn't work on our Novell edirectory LDAP server. edirectory only works when I try to log in as the distinguished name : cn=XXXXXXXX,ou

I have a list of folks and their DN from AD (I do not have direct access to that AD). Their DNs are in format: $DNList = 'CN=Bob Dylan,OU=Users,OU=Dept,OU=Agency,OU=NorthState,DC=myworld,DC=com', 'CN=Ray Charles,OU=Contractors,OU=Dept,OU=Agency,OU=NorthState,DC=myworld,DC=com', 'CN=Martin Sheen,OU=Users,OU=Dept,OU=Agency,OU=WaySouth,DC=myworld,DC=com' I'd like to make $DNList return the following: OU=Users,OU=Dept,OU=Agency,OU=NorthState,DC=myworld,DC=com OU=Contractors,OU=Dept,OU=Agency,OU=NorthState,DC=myworld,DC=com OU=Users,OU=Dept,OU=Agency,OU=WaySouth,DC=myworld,DC=com I decided to turn

I am trying to validate DN in java. So far I have tried to validate it using Bouncy castle libry private boolean isValidDn(String dn) { try { X509Name name = new X509Name(dn); return true; } catch (IllegalArgumentException e) { } return false; } This code is working but the problem is this code allows to have multiple CN. For example: this code return true for CN=first,CN=second,ou=org,ou=org2,c=US But I want validation that return true only if there is one cn,ou,o,c etc.. Any help would be appreciated. If you use the following enum, you should be able to iterate every element possible for an