IIRC, There are several books that relate to this. Somebody on this list may have written one even :)
That said, I think the normal applies to the best practices:
Use efficient LDAP queries (see Microsoft web site;several blogs as well) when LDAP is used
Use .NET best practices for dealing with code
Try to stay away from legacy practices where possible (WINNT provider if using ADSI)
Limit queries to the exact information needed.
Be sure to remember that group membership gets truncated to a limited number of members if using intuitive methods to read them. Limitation of .NET.
I'm sure there are other pieces, but I've not had to write one more specific than that.
On 1/24/06, Creamer, Mark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Anybody seen/created a best practices document to ' teach' internal application development teams to interact with AD? I' ve just been asked to do one and could use some guidance on things to include.
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