go to the "Search" tab, select something other than "DN" on the search parameter dropdown and don't put anything into the search term text input box. when you hit the search button you should get a list of all users, *if* you have everything configured correctly. like i said in a previous email, i have only tested the software against standards-compliant LDAP servers that i personally have access to. i don't have any access to active directory (i refuse to run windoze, anyway) so i cannot guarantee that the product will work with active directory. so far i know it runs with OpenLDAP, Netscape's LDAP server and a few hardy souls have told me they got it to work against Novell's directory server. i have had questions about active directory but no one telling me exactly if they got it to work or not and what it took to make it happen. i am interested to make it compatible with as many LDAP servers as possible, as long as it doesn't take too much extra processing and overhead just to support a certain way of doing things required by a server. i have the fear that active directory, like so many microsoft adaptations of standards, is just ever so slightly different and would require a lot of special cases in the code... but then again i don't know. jens On Saturday, October 13, 2001, at 08:46 , Niket Vartak wrote:
Hello, How do we get the list of users from the LDAP server, we are using for authentication. Our current setup is on WinNT server with Active Directory, I came across some discussion about use of OpenLDAP or NetWare, but how about windows environment.
Thanks, Niket