Kasper Katzmann
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Cannot create container with LDP.EXE
For some reason I cannot create a container with LDP.EXE
I connect and bind with admin rights to the root of the domain. This goes well.
Then I right click on the container where I wan't to create the new container. I select "Add Child".
In the new window I add the following attributes:
DN: CN=CUSTOMERXX-BIND,CN=Prox yUsers,DC= SUB,DC=DOM AIN,DC=DK
objectClass: userProxy
ObjectSid: S-12-xxxxxxxxxx
Then I click Run and in the results pane I get the following message:
***Calling Add...
ldap_add_s(ld, "CN=CUSTOMERXX-BIND,CN=Pro xyUsers,DC =SUB,DC=DO MAIN,DC=DK ", [2] attrs)
Added {CN=CUSTOMERXX-BIND,CN=Pro xyUsers,DC =SUB,DC=DO MAIN,DC=DK }.
This is good (I think)...
Now, when I look in ADSIEdit I see an object under ProxyUsers with the name CUSTOMERXX-BIND, but not a container.
Any help is appriciated - this is driving me crazy.
I connect and bind with admin rights to the root of the domain. This goes well.
Then I right click on the container where I wan't to create the new container. I select "Add Child".
In the new window I add the following attributes:
DN: CN=CUSTOMERXX-BIND,CN=Prox
objectClass: userProxy
ObjectSid: S-12-xxxxxxxxxx
Then I click Run and in the results pane I get the following message:
***Calling Add...
ldap_add_s(ld, "CN=CUSTOMERXX-BIND,CN=Pro
Added {CN=CUSTOMERXX-BIND,CN=Pro
This is good (I think)...
Now, when I look in ADSIEdit I see an object under ProxyUsers with the name CUSTOMERXX-BIND, but not a container.
Any help is appriciated - this is driving me crazy.
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