c# - explaining the parts of the ldap string "LDAP://DC=amrs,DC=win,DC=ml,dc=COM" -
can explain makeup of ldap string parts.
the 1 have is:
string strsql = "select mail 'ldap://dc=amrs,dc=win,dc=ml,dc=com' samaccountname = '" + username.replace(@"amrs\", "") + "'"; this gets email particular username. need other info ldap query , fail setting correct , have no clue values in ldap settings. "ldap://dc=amrs,dc=win,dc=ml,dc=com"
can explain me please?
the dc= prefix in ldap string stands domain component (dc). these parts make domain of ldap server. fixed , need used object on server.
in "dns style", read: (something).amrs.win.ml.com (e.g. server name, machine name etc.)
richard mueller has great post explaining commonly found prefixes in ldap bind strings - stuff dc=, ou= (organizational unit) or cn= (common name).
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