AD current user

[Brian Henry]

is there a way to use the directory service to get the current user logged
into active directory? thanks

[Tom Williams]

Hi Brian,
Since I don't use Active directory, I can't give you a very good answer.

"Security for Microsoft Visual Basic .Net", isbn: 0-7356-1919-0 talks about
getting the user's name and domain from WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent.Name and
using that name to search Active Directory for the roles that user belongs
to. I'm not sure what namespace that comes from, but the code example imports
System.DirectoryServices, System.Threading.Thread and
System.Security.Principal.

hth
Tom

Brian Henry wrote:

is there a way to use the directory service to get the current user logged
into active directory? thanks

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[Brian Henry]

thanks that did it! and it works for more then just AD users, system users
also work
"Tom Williams" <To**********@SPAMMENOTncmail.net> wrote in message
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Hi Brian,
Since I don't use Active directory, I can't give you a very good answer.

"Security for Microsoft Visual Basic .Net", isbn: 0-7356-1919-0 talks about getting the user's name and domain from WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent.Name and using that name to search Active Directory for the roles that user belongs
to. I'm not sure what namespace that comes from, but the code example imports System.DirectoryServices, System.Threading.Thread and
System.Security.Principal.

hth
Tom

Brian Henry wrote:

is there a way to use the directory service to get the current user logged into active directory? thanks

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