RE: binary question

2004-12-16 Thread Tangorre, Michael
 From: Richard Meredith-Hardy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 ldp returns an object's objectSid as
 S-1-5-21-85748401-1263151954-712603620-2180
 wheras CFLDAP returns it as something like Ò'.6d'ÁJ[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 anyone know how to decode this?  ToString() doesn't.
 (I assume objectSid is an Active Directory entry's UUID?)
 This is on CF 5.1

The object ID that is being returned always looks like 
S-1-5-21-85748401-1263151954-712603620-2180 (format wise)... The string 
Ò'.6d'ÁJ[EMAIL PROTECTED] looks like the hashed password that is stored for 
the object (most likely a domain account password). If in fact it is the 
password field and it needs to be changed I believe you have to do that through 
AD.

Mike

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Re: binary question

2004-12-16 Thread Richard Meredith-Hardy
Thanks.  I can't make sense of why it should appear in one view like
this and from CFLDAP as another.  Instead I have resolved my problem
using a slightly different approach.


Tangorre, Michael wrote:
 
  From: Richard Meredith-Hardy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
  ldp returns an object's objectSid as
  S-1-5-21-85748401-1263151954-712603620-2180
  wheras CFLDAP returns it as something like Ò'.6d'ÁJ[EMAIL PROTECTED]
  anyone know how to decode this?  ToString() doesn't.
  (I assume objectSid is an Active Directory entry's UUID?)
  This is on CF 5.1
 
 The object ID that is being returned always looks like 
 S-1-5-21-85748401-1263151954-712603620-2180 (format wise)... The string 
 Ò'.6d'ÁJ[EMAIL PROTECTED] looks like the hashed password that is stored for 
 the object (most likely a domain account password). If in fact it is the 
 password field and it needs to be changed I believe you have to do that 
 through AD.
 
 Mike
 
 

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