Hi,
I am doing the complete impersonisation & AD stuff in a try-catch block.
So fetching all the errors & log them to the database & clean up
resources is done there.
According to your question: I did get this thing working by doing the
following:
Do not process the "ImpersonateLoggedOnUser(token)" method...
A simple LogonUser(...) only, did the trick for me.
I have to dig more into that because until today I do not know why
ImpersonateLoggedOnUser(..) did not work on the AD for
creation/modification of a new AD account. This method works if I am
only looking to check if a user exists.
[Speculative]
Probably it has to do something with the settings in the AD
forrest because the account I am using to make all the work is member
on different domain then the targeted domain where all the account
creations / modifications are processed.
[Speculative]
Dimitrios Toulakis
PS: But at the end .... It works. ;-)
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System.DirectoryServices - same code -- different behaviour
Your code ignores the result of ImpersonateLoggedOnUser. If it
indicated a failure ...
Did you get things working? What had to be done to make it work?
At 04:10 PM 11/29/2006, Dimitrios Toulakis wrote (in part)
>Hi,
>
>but I am setting explicit the user in ImpersonateUser(..).
>And this user has full access to the AD.
>
>Otherwise I would not do that step.....
>
>Here is how the Impersonate class looks like:
>[snip]
> if (!justLogon) ImpersonateLoggedOnUser(token);
>[snip]
J. Merrill / Analytical Software Corp
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