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LDAP Query from vbscript

Asked by craigjm in VB Script

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I am trying to query our LDAP server (not our AD controllers) from a vbscript.  We run an LDAP server in parallel with our Active Directory domain, so I would like to be able to query both sources and compare them on occasion.  Querying Active Directory from vbscript is easy enough, but I cannot get a query to run against LDAP.  I have tried in numerous different ways, but the best I get is an error that the Table does not exist.  I try the same query string in my browser, and Address Book comes back with an answer.  I suspect I just don't have the syntax right.  Does anyone have an example of a query in vbscript against LDAP that is not against Active Directory?  Please let me know if you want to see my code that does not work, but I don't think it will be much help, or if you need any other details.  Thanks!Start Free Trial
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