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How do I tell which security groups have access to which shared folders in active directory through LDAP?
I have a third party application that supports LDAP and replicates the information into a MySQL database.
I have Shared folders in active directory.
If I right click properties on a shared folder in AD and select the security tab I can see which security groups have access to that shared folder.
I need a way through LDAP if possible to determine which security groups have access to which shared folders.
I have Shared folders in active directory.
If I right click properties on a shared folder in AD and select the security tab I can see which security groups have access to that shared folder.
I need a way through LDAP if possible to determine which security groups have access to which shared folders.
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I see attributes for members and membersof on the user/group side but nothing on the shared folder side.
Does a members attribute exist for shared folders or could one be added?