Yeah, you'd think an internet "standard" would be implemented in a
standard way. Port 389 is common for LDAP, but there is a chance
Microsoft decided to use a different one.
Try using an anonymous connection first - to get the url and port
settings worked out. You should see a list of organization entries if
it's right. Try using cn=schema in the Base DN and see if the schema is
returned.
Once you have an anonymous connection working, try connecting with an
admin user name and password. You should get another list, but with more
information. Browse the directory to see how things are laid out.
I'm sorry I can't offer more help. I use NDS, not AD. Maybe someone with
AD experience can chime in.
-Adrian
Wicus wrote:
>
> Reading an Active Directory (Windows 2000) via JXplorer should be as simple
> as:-
>
> Host: server.dyndns.org
> Port: 389 for Active Directory
> Protocol: LDAP v3
> Base DN: dc=dyndns,dc=org
> Level: User + Password
> User DN: cn=Admin,ou=IT
> Password: pass
>
> However, nudda, nothing, boggarol. Though, with
>
> Host: server.dyndns.org
> Port: 3268 ?????????????
> Protocol: LDAP v3
> Level: Anonymous
>
> I get some attributes...
>
> Any advice ... or will sleep fix this problem ...
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