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Hi,
I am using this code(.NET2.0 ) to create the user on the domain Controller
which is installed on my machine:

try {
DirectoryEntry objUsers = new DirectoryEntry
("LDAP://localhost/OU=Alcatel,DC=a lcatalnsit,DC=c om");

DirectoryEntry objNewUser = objUsers.Childr en.Add("CN=" +
"txtFirstName"+ "txtLastNam e", "user");

objNewUser.Prop erties["sAMAccountName "].Value = ("txtFirstNa me"
+"txtLastName") ;
objNewUser.Prop erties["givenName"].Value = "txtFirstNa me";
objNewUser.Prop erties["sn"].Value = "txtLastNam e";
objNewUser.Comm itChanges();
}
Catch(Exception ex)
{
Console.Writeli ne(ex.ToString( ));
}
1. on the second line it throws the exception InteropServices COMException
"The specified Directory object is not bound to a remote
resource" (and Error code property is -2147463159)
and at the catch block it writes the message
2. DirectoryServic esCOMException: A Device attached to the system is not
functioning (Exception from HRRESULT 0x8007001f)

Any Clue!!!!
Thanks & Regards

Rajnish

Jul 27 '06 #1
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I am using this code(.NET2.0 ) to create the user on the domain Controller
>which is installed on my machine:

try {
DirectoryEntry objUsers = new DirectoryEntry
("LDAP://localhost/OU=Alcatel,DC=a lcatalnsit,DC=c om");
I would try using the ACTUAL machine name, not the "virtual" localhost
name, e.g. use

LDAP://yourmachinename/OU=Alcatel,DC=a lcatalnsit,DC=c om

or alternatively the server name in DNS style notation, something like
this:

LDAP://yourmachinename .alcatalnsit.co m/OU=Alcatel,DC=a lcatalnsit,DC=c om

Does this help at all?

Marc
Jul 28 '06 #2

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