Quote:

Give fnLDAPQuery() a try. Here is an example for the current workstation...

Code:

 ; == Return the distinguishedName for the computer ===================  
 $aAttributes = "distinguishedName"  
 $sADsPath = "LDAP://"+GetObject("LDAP://rootDSE").Get("defaultNamingContext")  
 $strFilter = "(&(objectClass=Computer)(Name="+@WKSTA+"))"  
  
 $aResults = fnLDAPQuery($aAttributes,$sADsPath,$strFilter)  
 @ERROR " | " @SERROR ?  
  
 For Each $Result in $aResults  
	$Result ?  
 Next




Chris - the above code works for the DN of the current workstation, but for some reason I can't get the same info for the currently logged in user using this code that I grabbed from another thread:

Code:

; == Return the distinguishedName for the user ===================  
 $aAttributes = "distinguishedName"  
 $sADsPath = "LDAP://"+GetObject("LDAP://rootDSE").Get("defaultNamingContext")  
 $strFilter = "(&(objectClass=User)(Name="+@USERID+"))"  
  
 $aResults = fnLDAPQuery($aAttributes,$sADsPath,$strFilter)  
 @ERROR " | " @SERROR ?  
  
 For Each $Result in $aResults  
     $Result ?  
 Next


I get a 0 | Operation Completed Successfully, but no information is displayed. Any ideas? I am thinking of just going this route because it appears to work on the users that are having issues, and I would much rather stay within KiX rather than shelling out to VBS in the event things don't work - which is what I am doing now.
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