Hi.
I'm trying to make some LDAP queries through OLE. I
don't need to supply any username or password detaisl
this way as it just uses the logged in user's
credentials.
Here's a code snippet
* * * * * *
use Win32::OLE qw(in);
use Win32::OLE::Variant;
use Win32::OLE::Const("Active DS"); #Get Constants for
ADS
$ldap_dc = "mydc";
$ldap_query_string = "CN=Microsoft
Exchange,CN=Services,CN=Configuration,DC=mydomain,DC=local";
my $ADServer =
Win32::OLE->GetObject("LDAP://$ldap_dc/$ldap_query_string");
foreach my $element (in($ADServer)){
print "class is $element->{Class} -\n";
print "name is $element->{Name} -\n";
}
}
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Now if I use an LDAP browser to have a look at the
structure (as per what I have in the
$ldap_query_string variable) it shows two elements
underneath this LDAP path. One is 'Active Directory
Connections' and the other is the name of a mail
store. When I run the code above it shows both of
these elements (prints the class and the name).
The problem is that once I have the name of the store
I want to do another LDAP query further down into it's
part of the LDAP tree. It simply doesn't work. If I
change the $ldap_query_string variable as per the name
of the store it doesn't return any values.
Essentially I want ot query the 'homeMDBBL' value of
each servers listed further down the LDAP structure to
get the number of mailboxes on each server.
Does anyone know why I can see these values using an
LDAP browser but can't see them using the code above?
Thanks.
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