Re: Perl-Ldap and Netmeeting ILS-Server

[Eric N. <eri...@di...>]

Without being able to see your code I would try using cn=* rather than %...

Hint:  It would help if you posted your code <grin>

Rai...@bo... wrote:

>Sorry, I didn't get this - I need some further help.
>
>I'm trying to access a W2K ILS-Server (Nettmeeting) with LDAP
>(please read below) - and I don't get any response.
>Connect to the ils-service works fine (port 1002), bind and or search
>stalls.
>
>
>I also tried to do a bind  (to ILS Service) with credentials
>(administrator account). It didn't work - bind never returns without
>timeout.
>Querying an exchange 5.5 server with perl-ldap (with authentification)
>is working fine.
>
>
>A little bit strange seems to be, that a LDAP browser can do an
>anonymous bind to the ILS server and retrieve all needed data without
>any problem.
>
>So is there any perl-ldap guru, who can tell me what I'm doing wrong?
>Normally, this should be a simple task to do  (do get any information in the
>first step...).
>
>This would be the connect URL used on an NT-Server  (with ASP):
>
> LDAP://ilsserver:1002/o=intranet/ou=dynamic;(&(objectClass=RTPerson)
>         (cn=%));cn,givenName,surName,location;subtree"
>
>
>Any idea, why a ldap browser can do an anon query, but perl-ldap not?
>
>
>Tnx for any hint in advance
>
>Rainer
>
>
>
>  
>
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>>On Mon, 11 Nov 2002 Rai...@bo... wrote:
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>>    
>>
>>>I need some help for a simple task:
>>>
>>>Has anyone managed in accessing the Netmeeting ILS-Service of 
>>>Windows2K Advanced Server from ldap-perl  (from an unix system)?
>>>
>>>Even basic connects are failing with perl-ldap  (using a 
>>>      
>>>
>>LDAP-Browser
>>    
>>
>>>accessing the LDAP-Structure of the ils server works fine).
>>>      
>>>
>>...
>>    
>>
>>>The Perl-Script (basic code):
>>>
>>>
>>>  $ldap = Net::LDAP->new($ServerName, port => 1002);
>>>  $msg  = ldap->bind;
>>>      
>>>
>>AD doesn't allow for searching using an anonymous bind.
>>Other than the rootDSE of course.
>>
>>    
>>
>>>  @attrs = [ "giveName" ];
>>>
>>>  $ldap_result = $ldap->search (
>>>                base    => "o=IntraNet,ou=Dynamic",
>>>                filter  => "&(objectClass=RTPerson)(cn=%)",
>>>                attrs   => @attrs
>>>                );
>>>      
>>>
>>cheers, jerry
>>    
>>
>
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