On Tue, 17 Feb 2004, Dave Raven wrote: > -D binddn DN to bind as to perform searches > -w bindpasswd password for binddn > > I'm using those two options - I assumed that "-D domain\user -w > userpassword" was correct for what I'm trying - is this wrong?
This is wrong. You are supposed to specify the LDAP DN of the user object. If unsure use a LDAP tool to search for the user object you want to bind to. I wrote: >> The login DN is not a login name, it is the LDAP object name of the >> user object to bind to, usually "cn=user name, cn=users, dc=company, >> dc=com" Regards Henrik
