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How can I find out what my LDAP is? <br />
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&lt;appSettings&gt; &nbsp; &nbsp;&lt;add key=&quot;DirectoryPath&quot; value=&quot;LDAP://XXXXXXXX,XXX<wbr />XXX,XXXXXX<wbr />&quot;&gt;&lt;/add&gt;<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; &lt;add key=&quot;DirectoryDomain&quot; value=&quot;YY&quot;&gt;&lt;/add&gt;<br />
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&nbsp; &lt;/appSettings&gt;<br />
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How can I find out what my LDAP is? 

<appSettings>    <add key="DirectoryPath" value="LDAP://XXXXXXXX,XXXXXX,XXXXXX"></add>

    <add key="DirectoryDomain" value="YY"></add>

  </appSettings>



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