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How do I get user information from MS Exchange
Posted on 2001-06-06
I am developing a ASP/Intranet help-desk application. I would like to pull information directly from the MS Exchange database of current system users.
I have seen code from various web sites but do not understand all of the requirements. I also do not know exactly which servers the code page must reside to retrieve the information (exchange object).
I have tried the code below to determine the current user logged to a workstation, and then retrieve and object from MS Exchange with user information.
'get the user logon name
authUser = Request.ServerVariables("A
'the server variable will be in the following format: DOMAIN\logon
'so we have to remove the MCDOMAIN1\ part
logonName = Right(authUser, Len(authUser) - 10)
'get the user's object
Set user = GetObject("WinNT://ABCXYZ.
The code above worked on another system, I was associated with. Are there any sources on this topic, or do you have a specific code solution?
Technical Info. Windows NT 4.0 & 5.0, Client for MS Networks, MS Exchange (TCP-IP), User Mail serviced by Outlook 98/2000. System is fire-walled.
I have seen code from various web sites but do not understand all of the requirements. I also do not know exactly which servers the code page must reside to retrieve the information (exchange object).
I have tried the code below to determine the current user logged to a workstation, and then retrieve and object from MS Exchange with user information.
'get the user logon name
authUser = Request.ServerVariables("A
'the server variable will be in the following format: DOMAIN\logon
'so we have to remove the MCDOMAIN1\ part
logonName = Right(authUser, Len(authUser) - 10)
'get the user's object
Set user = GetObject("WinNT://ABCXYZ.
The code above worked on another system, I was associated with. Are there any sources on this topic, or do you have a specific code solution?
Technical Info. Windows NT 4.0 & 5.0, Client for MS Networks, MS Exchange (TCP-IP), User Mail serviced by Outlook 98/2000. System is fire-walled.
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Are you running Exchange 2000? Do you have Outlook Web Access installed? If so, that is all you need to get info from the .edb file.
Here's a good place to start, http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/techart/olothres.htm
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