There is no subtree as previously stated in the cn=users area in the AD tree.
Unless I'm misinterpreting the use of the word subtree. --Kevin -----Original Message----- From: Emmanuel Lécharny [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2015 2:32 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: Apache Directory Studio-incorrect counts via LDAP Le 25/02/15 20:26, Hurni, Kevin (ITS) a écrit : > Hello Stefan, > > Thank you again for the idea. Fortunately (or unfortunately) there were no > duplicate DN (I didn't think AD would let you do that anyway). > HOWEVER, when I exported the list of everything I discovered that someone had > accidentally put 3 groups (vs. users) into the CN=Users area in AD, which of > course, is allowed, but that seems to explain the count difference. > > It seems that Apache displays the number of objects in parenthesis, > regardless of the filter/search results. Not sure if this is normal (you'll > notice my previous posting with the filter, I was filtering on > objectclass=user). Although I think MS has objectclass=user on other > non-user objects (like file servers, for some reason) > > But it's the only way I can find a difference of "3". You probably have done a SUBTREE search, which pull all the entries and their descendant...
