Try the code sample at www.swinc.com/resources (written in perl) and/or the
free Microsoft tool which sounds amazingly like what you are currently
working on.....
http://www.microsoft.com/SERVICEPROVIDERS/webhosting/downloads/Web_Admin_too
l.asp At the very least the underlying code from the MS tool should be of
use.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Robert WALKER [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
> Sent: Tuesday, May 21, 2002 4:10 AM
> To: Exchange Discussions
> Subject: Assistance required with exchange mailbox's
> Sensitivity: Confidential
> 
> 
> Hi,
> 
>       Over the past two weeks I have developed a series of web
>       pages which manages Windows NT and Win2000 domain accounts.
> 
>       Most used to use the WinNT provider, but as we are migrating
>       to Active Directory, I have been modifying parts to use LDAP
>       and Active Directory.
> 
>       I have almost finished my project, however, I am stuck. As part
>       of account creation through ASP web pages talking via LDAP
>       to Win2K. I am required to create  Exchange Mailboxes and 
>       link it up to a) Existing accounts migrated from WinNT4 to Win2K
>       and b) Create new Win2K Accounts with Exchange mailboxes.
> 
>       I have studied a number of web sites, for the past few days
>       including reading Tom Rizzo's Programming Microsoft Outlook and
>       Exchange, but am still very lost.
> 
>       The code snippets I have found are not very expressive, or they
>       appear for only Exchange 5.5 not Exchange 2000.
> 
>       Has any one got a sample which works for Exchange 2000. 
> Either using
>       CDO or preferably ADSI? The microsoft web site MSDN again
>       appears to be designed around Exchange 5.5 and I am confused
>       about where exchange fits into AD.
>       
>       There is talk about OU's and Orgs. which under AD dont 
> exist. i.e.
>       We only have CN=Users, CN=Domain Users etc. I can see 
> the storage
>       groups under cn=configuration. But am lost with what appears to
>       be LDAP mappings to an exchange environment.
> 
>       Any assistance would reduce the increasing amount of 
> stress, which
>       has now been bourn on me to have a working system by next week.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> 
> Robert.
> Frustrated by all the OOP in the world! The days of bare 
> metal programming where API calls made sense?!!
> 
> 
> 
> 
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