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Yonatan Karni
Yonatan Karni

Reputation: 977

unusual LDAP distinguishedName format

encountered an unusual format for an active directory LDAP result, in a log created at a customer site - when LDAP querying active directory from a C#(.Net) app. instead of strings in the usual format: "cn=group1,ou=someOU,dc=company,dc=com", getting "cn=group1 ou=someOU dc=company dc=com" (no commas!) googled till my fingers burn but can't find an explanation so far. can anyone explain this?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 496

Answers (1)

Kyrylo Kovalenko
Kyrylo Kovalenko

Reputation: 2171

it's very unlikely that the server returns such broken DNs. most likely that the software transforms it on the way to log file.

Upvotes: 1

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