New to VB.NET - Active Directory

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Phil Kelly

Hi! I'm very new to VB.NET; haven't coded anything since MS C v5.1.....
years back, so please excuse me!

I'm trying to write some code to manipulate values in Active Directory user
objects; I need to write the value of (say) the company attribute.

Does anyone know the relevant calls to use???

I know I could script it, but I'm enjoying the challenge at the moment!

Thanks for your help.

Phil
 
¤ Hi! I'm very new to VB.NET; haven't coded anything since MS C v5.1.....
¤ years back, so please excuse me!
¤
¤ I'm trying to write some code to manipulate values in Active Directory user
¤ objects; I need to write the value of (say) the company attribute.
¤
¤ Does anyone know the relevant calls to use???
¤
¤ I know I could script it, but I'm enjoying the challenge at the moment!
¤

I don't recognize the "Company" attribute. Perhaps you could indicate where you see this value so we
can determine whether it's being stored with a user object or organizational unit?


Paul ~~~ (e-mail address removed)
Microsoft MVP (Visual Basic)
 
company is an attribute of organizational-person, which I believe
corresponds to both User and Contact objects....


 
¤ company is an attribute of organizational-person, which I believe
¤ corresponds to both User and Contact objects....
¤
¤

There is no such property for an Active Directory User object. Any chance you are referring to an
account object for Microsoft Exchange?

Where do you see this information?


Paul ~~~ (e-mail address removed)
Microsoft MVP (Visual Basic)
 
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