directoryentry

问题 I wrote a helper class to get all computers on a domain, but it's a tad bit slow. While there are 128 objects returned, I'd still like to speed it up. Any ideas? public class DomainBrowser { private const string Computer = "computer"; public string Domain { get; private set; } public DomainBrowser(string domain) { this.Domain = domain.ToLower(); } /// <summary> /// This method returns a list of the computer names available in the current domain. /// </summary> /// <returns></returns> public

问题 My goal is to get the list of web site names from remote server. But I'm getting the exception: The RPC server is unavailable. Here is the code: public List<string> GetWebSites(string serverIP) { List<string> names = new List<string>(); DirectoryEntry Services = new DirectoryEntry(string.Format("IIS://{0}/W3SVC", serverIP)); Services.Username = "user name"; Services.Password = "password"; IEnumerator ie = Services.Children.GetEnumerator(); DirectoryEntry Server = null; while (ie.MoveNext()) {

问题 I'm writing a function for a web app in ASP.NET where the client logs into the server machine, which is Windows authenticated against the local users on the server. The function I am writing resets the users password and emails them the new one. I do this like so: String userPath = "WinNT://" + Environment.MachineName + "/" + username.Text; DirectoryEntry de = new DirectoryEntry(userPath); de.Invoke("SetPassword", new object[] { password }); How can I also check the flag to force the user to

问题 Okay so I am using the WinNT provider with a DirectoryEntry class to enumerate the members of a local group, through the Members property. If the member is a local account, the DirectoryEntry will also be read from the SAM on the local machine presumably. If the member is a Domain Account however, will the provider perform a query to Active Directory when I access the properties of the DirectoryEntry object? Is there a way to differentiate the two scenarios? For example check a property on

问题 I'm trying to get all domains that are available in the Windows Login dialog (in the Domain dropdown). I've tried the following code but it only returns the domain I am logged into. Am I missing something? StringCollection domainList = new StringCollection(); try { DirectoryEntry en = new DirectoryEntry(); // Search for objectCategory type "Domain" DirectorySearcher srch = new DirectorySearcher(en, "objectCategory=Domain"); SearchResultCollection coll = srch.FindAll(); // Enumerate over each

问题 i am trying to connect to remote windows 7 machine by using DirectoryEntry object. here is my code DirectoryEntry obDirEntry = new DirectoryEntry("WinNT://hostName", "hostName\\testUser", "password123", AuthenticationTypes.Secure); try { if (obDirEntry.Properties.Count > 0) { //ok } } catch (Exception excp) {} if i am able to connect to remote windows server 2003 machine or local windows 7 machine , then i didn't get any error. But when i am trying to connect to remote windows 7 machine then

问题 A Web Application is creating a user from a Personnel Management Page which in turn adds the user to the Active Directory. Here is code to do this: DirectoryEntry Folder = new DirectoryEntry("LDAP://XXXX.com/CN=ContainerName, DC=XXXX, DC=com", admin, adminPwd, AuthenticationTypes.None); if (Folder.SchemaEntry.Name == "container") { DirectoryEntry user = Folder.Children.Add("CN=" + txtFirstname.Text + " " + txtLastname.Text, "User"); if (DirectoryEntry.Exists(user.Path)) { // Error Msg Here }

问题 In my .NET 2.0 C# applcation I need to determine if a user (with password) has ability to modify (write) option in Active Directory. I hope there is a way using DirectoryEntry without creating and then deleting new object in AD. Thank you for your help. 回答1: Like Olive said, it's difficult to do it right yourself. It's difficult to do right because the permissions can be passed onto your user account via Active Directory groups. So, in order to find out the effective permission for a

问题 Here is my code: using (DirectoryEntry AD = new DirectoryEntry("WinNT://" + Environment.MachineName + ",computer")) { DirectoryEntry NewUser = AD.Children.Add(username, "user"); string password = username + "123"; NewUser.Invoke("SetPassword", new object[] { password }); NewUser.CommitChanges(); NewUser.Close(); DirectoryEntry grp; grp = AD.Children.Find(groupname, "group"); if (grp != null) { grp.Invoke("Add", new object[] { NewUser.Path.ToString() }); } } And what i want to do is to create

问题 I am impersonating a user account successfully, but I am not able to use the impersonated account to bind to AD and pull down a DirectoryEntry . The below code outputs: Before impersonation I am: DOMAIN\user After impersonation I am: DOMAIN\admin Error: C:\Users\user\ADSI_Impersonation\bin\Debug\ADSI_Impersonation.exe samaccountname: My issue seems similar to: How to use the System.DirectoryServices namespace in ASP.NET I am obtaining a primary token. I understand that I need to use