As part of a Lotus upgrade project, the consultants have been making
LDAP caalls to AD, to lookup users, and get the list of groups they
belong to. And we've noticed a user with some groups that look like this:
"CN=Remote Control
Operators\0ACNF:ea55fc7c-26e5-4d90-8203-a9ef411402f6,CN=Users,DC=...."
What's with the slash in the group name? I don't recognize this type of
entry at all. How can I track it down?
Note that I don't see them on the "Member of" tab in AD U&C, but am
seeing them in an LDAP lookup ...
>dsget user "cn=The User Name,ou=..." -memberof -expand
"CN=Remote Control Operators,CN=Users,DC=..."
"CN=Remote Control
Operators\0ACNF:ea55fc7c-26e5-4d90-8203-a9ef411402f6,CN=Users,DC=..."
"CN=Remote Control
Operators\0ACNF:e1468d9f-9e7c-4e6c-ba84-4fa83bde3f05,CN=Users,DC=..."
"CN=Remote Control
Operators\0ACNF:072ae809-02fc-45e1-979a-d431a46a8919,CN=Users,DC=..."
"CN=Remote Control
Operators\0ACNF:017ec349-8a66-4e57-8737-5f42536c5937,CN=Users,DC=..."
"CN=Remote Control
Operators\0ACNF:42b12dc8-c08e-47d8-9a0c-6eb681f81fc8,CN=Users,DC=..."
Can anyone shed any light on these type of entries? I've snipped out the
rest of the groups, all of which look normal.
Thanks
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