troubleshooting Question
Using the MS CreateUserWizard and Login Control with Active Directory
ExtremeFitness asked on
I am using the MS Login control to allow users to login using the Acrive Directory to Authenticate
My connection String is connectionString="LDAP://e
I want to use the CreateUserWizzard to allow new people to log in, but I want the users to be inserted into a given organizational unit in my active directory. In which case I need to use connectionString="LDAP://e
How can I combine thes two connections strings? How do I have the controls use the one it needs? or is there another way?
My connection String is connectionString="LDAP://e
I want to use the CreateUserWizzard to allow new people to log in, but I want the users to be inserted into a given organizational unit in my active directory. In which case I need to use connectionString="LDAP://e
How can I combine thes two connections strings? How do I have the controls use the one it needs? or is there another way?
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