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Active Directory Tip #3 – Get DirectoryEntry Property with range fetch  (Unpublished)

Tip #2 already dealt with one of the problems while using multi-value properties.But there is another pitfall that got me once - and usually only happens in production environments and is very hard to debug. I am talking about property range fetch a mechanism introduced to allow the active directory...


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Active Directory for FBA in SharePoint using LDAP  (Unpublished)

This article explains about how Active Directory can be used in FBA, configure a custom source for profile import, and enable mysite access from primary site without challenged for authentication. We use LdapMembershipProvider and LdapRoleProvider for the same.


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Creating an Active Directory Authentication Service  (Unpublished)

This should be as easy as a one liner, and guess what - it is :-)


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LINQ to Active Directory Query Provider  (Unpublished)

Bart De Smet has implemented a LINQtoAD query provider that allows for querying of the active directory using LINQ queries. Check at his blog for details. He has also released it as a project in Codeplex


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User Management with Active Directory  (Unpublished)

Learn to use Active Directory to manage user accounts. Excerpt: One of the most common programming activities that most developers will perform against Active Directory and ADAM is user account management. Active Directory user management is fairly straightforward once we know all of the basic rules...


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Using Active Directory for Authentication and Authorization in ASP.NET  (Unpublished)

How to use Active Directory as your data store for authentication and authorization information in ASP.NET 2.0 applications.


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Reporting on Smart Card Logon in Active Directory  (Unpublished)

This article discusses how to decode the UserAccountControl property of a User in Active Directory in C# to determine if users accounts are Flagged with specific options. This particular sample detects if users required to use Smart Cards to logon to the Domain.


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