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Worked a treat - many thanks indeed
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I am using an ASP (vb) script to access AD via LDAP to obtain attributes for users to put on a web page. &nbsp;I want to use the whenCreated and whenChanged attributes to identify new and changed users.<br />
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The script I have works perfectly when 'Everyone' is part of the Pre-Windows 2000 Compatible Access built-in group (W2003 server) but not when only 'Domain Users' &nbsp;is in that group.<br />
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Now I'm a &nbsp;domain user and I can get the script to show my login name etc. but I can't get it to show the whenCreated and whenChanged attributes.<br />
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My systems manager and I are reluctant to re-open the security hole associated with Everyon in the Pre-Windows 2000 Compatible Access group - is there a way to fix this?
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I am using an ASP (vb) script to access AD via LDAP to obtain attributes for users to put on a web page.  I want to use the whenCreated and whenChanged attributes to identify new and changed users.

The script I have works perfectly when 'Everyone' is part of the Pre-Windows 2000 Compatible Access built-in group (W2003 server) but not when only 'Domain Users'  is in that group.

Now I'm a  domain user and I can get the script to show my login name etc. but I can't get it to show the whenCreated and whenChanged attributes.

My systems manager and I are reluctant to re-open the security hole associated with Everyon in the Pre-Windows 2000 Compatible Access group - is there a way to fix this?

Accessing whencreated attribute of AD via LDAP - permissions issue

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