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Galore - 28 Feb 2004 00:01 GMT

Hello,

I need to get all the AD information from a user that access a intranet
ASP.NET page.Does anyone can tell me how to do it? (the user can't put its
login and password on a text box and validate it, I've got to get it by
code)

Thanks

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Beginner - 28 Feb 2004 15:44 GMT

You can have one resource account that has AD query previlige and something
like

DirecotryEntry entry = new DirectoryEntry(path, username, password)

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Galore - 28 Feb 2004 17:24 GMT

Thanks for your reply, but the main problem is not get information from AD,
it's how can I know which user has accessed the ASP.NET page.

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bzhang - 28 Feb 2004 17:42 GMT

You can use Request.ServerVariables["logon_user"], but there're no guarantee
that it will give you the result all the time. Espeically if you have
non-domain or non-window users.

> Thanks for your reply, but the main problem is not get information from AD,
> it's how can I know which user has accessed the ASP.NET page.
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eRic - 29 Feb 2004 00:36 GMT

To get the user name you need to turn off anonymous access on the site. IIS will then request the user's credentials.
At that point you can use the Context.User object and get stuff like .Identity.Name

- eZe

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Alexey Smirnov - 29 Feb 2004 12:32 GMT

If your AD allows to read data for anonymous users such as default iis user
when you have to turn off anonymous access and turn on Windows
Authentication only in website properties

But in many cases w/o impersonation it is not possible to get data from AD.
Either to turn on impersonation (in web.config) or to use a COM-component,
which could be executed with account of an user who has rights read AD

> To get the user name you need to turn off anonymous access on the site. IIS will then request the user's credentials.
> At that point you can use the Context.User object and get stuff like .Identity.Name.
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Galore - 29 Feb 2004 20:48 GMT

Hmm, thanks all, I'll try these sugestions

> If your AD allows to read data for anonymous users such as default iis user
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