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Clyde, try using the GC://RootDSE serverless bind that Gil pointed out
to me. I think it'll save you some steps by connecting directly to a GC
in the domain you're
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From: Creamer, Mark
Sent: Thursday, December 11, 2003
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I think its a
compiled application that is called by the web app. But Ill know more
tomorrow. Were supposed to meet to discuss it. Ill at least try
to find out what
Gil's post should provide the information they need to do
this. Did you catch that one the other day?
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According to the
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AlSent: Tuesday, December 16, 2003 3:53 PMTo:
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Gil's post should provide the information they need to do
this. Did you catch that one the other day?
From: Creamer, Mark [mailt
Al, thanks for that. I had missed it. Gil,
that was perfect. Thanks so muchoff and running again
mc
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From: Mulnick, Al
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I use
this vbscript to first bind to rootdse in the domain I am in.
Then
use the results to build the global catalog string for my ado search.
I dont
think it would be too difficult to convert to VB
IIRC You're looking for the isGlobalCatalogReady
attribute. If set to true, then it's a global catalog. If not, then
it's just a DC.
Al
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