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Hi,
I am trying to connect to the AD through the Organizational Unit (without success).
In Additional LDAP filter I can retrive correctly the users named Joe if I enter the following:
(givenName=*Joe*).
However, when I try to retrieve all the users of a specific OU (containing myou), I don't get any user
(ou=*myou*).
Any help?
Thank you
Thank you Lauri,
At the end I have been able to read the LDAP. I created a Security group adding users on them and added the following syntax:
(memberof=CN=my security group name,OU=Groups,OU=Organizational Unit Name,DC=es,DC=companyname,DC=net)
However, Do you know if it is possible to read Organizational Units in order to avoid creating these security groups?
I use this as my connection string:
(memberof=CN=qlik,OU=MyMembers,DC=mydc,DC=local)
I believe you need to specify the DC, in addition to the OU. In my case, I also specify the CN (security group named 'qlik').
Thank you Lauri,
How can I know the CN?
If I connect to the LDAP through "OLEDB Provider for Microsoft Directory Services" filtering by a SAMAccountName I obtain the following ADsPath.
LDAP://xxxxxxx.es.xxxxx.net/CN=xxxxx,OU=Users,OU=Group,DC=es,DC=xxxx,DC=net
Obviously x are to avoid providing the real data. The thing is that the value inside CN= is the id of the user, not of a group.
I would like to connect directly filtering the data inside the OU. How can I do it?
Thank you Lauri,
At the end I have been able to read the LDAP. I created a Security group adding users on them and added the following syntax:
(memberof=CN=my security group name,OU=Groups,OU=Organizational Unit Name,DC=es,DC=companyname,DC=net)
However, Do you know if it is possible to read Organizational Units in order to avoid creating these security groups?
Hi Lan,
Did you try:
(OU=Organizational Unit Name,DC=es,DC=companyname,DC=net)
You should be able to skip the CN.