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LDAP query not working but I don't know why

dln
Hello all. I'm trying to find the right group to post this to and since
it's a coding question (of sorts), hopefully this is the right place. I'm
attempting to run an LDAP query to return the Recipient Update Policies on
an Exchange server using the DirectorySearch er class, but it's not returning
any results. The following is a snippet of code outlining what I'm trying
to do:

DirectorySearch er searcher = new DirectorySearch er();
searcher.Search Root.Path = "LDAP://cn=Recipient
Policies,cn=<or g>,cn=Microsof t
Exchange,cn=Ser vices,cn=Config uration,dc=<dom ain>";
searcher.Filter = "(&(objectClass =msExchRecipien tPolicy))";
SearchResultCol lection matched = searcher.FindAl l(); // nothing is
returned

If I use a utility like "ADSI Edit", I can look at the AD Configuration
naming context and then view the Recipient Update Policies for the
organization, so I know that they do exist. Additionally, if I change my
filter to something like "(&(objectClass =*))", I get a bunch of results but
none of them are for the Recipient Update Policies. Does anybody have an
idea of what I'm doing wrong or if there is a better, more appropriate way
to retrieve the Recipient Update Policies from AD.

Thanks.
Nov 16 '05 #1
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dln
Figured it out - I should be setting the "searcher.Searc hRoot" property to a
DirectoryEntry object instead of modifying "searcher.Searc hRoot.Path".

dln.

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Hello all. I'm trying to find the right group to post this to and since
it's a coding question (of sorts), hopefully this is the right place. I'm
attempting to run an LDAP query to return the Recipient Update Policies on
an Exchange server using the DirectorySearch er class, but it's not
returning any results. The following is a snippet of code outlining what
I'm trying to do:

DirectorySearch er searcher = new DirectorySearch er();
searcher.Search Root.Path = "LDAP://cn=Recipient
Policies,cn=<or g>,cn=Microsof t
Exchange,cn=Ser vices,cn=Config uration,dc=<dom ain>";
searcher.Filter = "(&(objectClass =msExchRecipien tPolicy))";
SearchResultCol lection matched = searcher.FindAl l(); // nothing is
returned

If I use a utility like "ADSI Edit", I can look at the AD Configuration
naming context and then view the Recipient Update Policies for the
organization, so I know that they do exist. Additionally, if I change my
filter to something like "(&(objectClass =*))", I get a bunch of results
but none of them are for the Recipient Update Policies. Does anybody have
an idea of what I'm doing wrong or if there is a better, more appropriate
way to retrieve the Recipient Update Policies from AD.

Thanks.

Nov 16 '05 #2

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