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Just a clarification - Did you linked the new attribute with the correct object class?<br />
Cheerio<br />
Shaba
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Just a clarification - Did you linked the new attribute with the correct object class?
Cheerio
Shaba

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Hi there<br />
Thanks for the response, a colleague of mine has set this up and will be back on Tuesday, so I'll have a chat and get back to you then<br />
Thanks for your help<br />
Cheers<br />

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Hi there
Thanks for the response, a colleague of mine has set this up and will be back on Tuesday, so I'll have a chat and get back to you then
Thanks for your help
Cheers


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Hi<br />
Thanks for the command henjoh09, it did the job, it displayed the hash value I was looking for thanks again<br />
Cheers<br />

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Hi
Thanks for the command henjoh09, it did the job, it displayed the hash value I was looking for thanks again
Cheers


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Hi Experts<br />
<br />
We are configuring AD to Integrate with Oracle, using the step by step guide we have create a new attribute called 'orclCommonAttribute' <br />
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I've been instructed to change the password for an AD user then search AD for th user to verify the orclCommonAttribute contains the genetated has password value<br />
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But I can't fint the this??<br />
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Any help would be great
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Hi Experts

We are configuring AD to Integrate with Oracle, using the step by step guide we have create a new attribute called 'orclCommonAttribute' 

I've been instructed to change the password for an AD user then search AD for th user to verify the orclCommonAttribute contains the genetated has password value

But I can't fint the this??

Any help would be great

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