Re: LDAP and SASL
- From: "Joe Kaplan \(MVP - ADSI\)" <joseph.e.kaplan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 28 Dec 2005 22:19:25 -0600
Did you try specifying the AuthenticationTypes.SecureSocketsLayer flag?
ADSI and the LDAP API will happily try to supply a client cert during the
LDAP SSL handshake if one is available and configured correctly.
Joe K.
"Amar" <Amar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>I am a newbie with enterprise directories. I am trying to write an ASP.NET
> application to fetch some data from my university LDAP enterprise
> directory.
> There are 2 types of access allowed to the LDAP server. One is a anonymous
> access and another is the access that exists mainly to give privileged
> accounts access to person information that can otherwise not be publicly
> viewed. These privileged accounts, called Y Services, are primarily used
> to
> look up person data and authorize people on this data.
>
> Now, i was able to use the anonymous access priviliges and view the data
> from LDAP server. What i want to do is to use the Y services and view the
> person information that cannot be accessed via the anonymous access. For
> example i want to view the date of birth for the person which is available
> in
> the Y Services access.
>
> The university instructions say the following:
>
> What you see in Y Services is dependent on how you bind (anonymous,
> simple,
> SASL EXTERNAL) and the amount of privileges the bound user has. Connecting
> to
> Y Services requires the use of TLS client certificate authentication,
> meaning
> you must have a signed certificate from the uiniversity in order to
> connect.
> Users bound anonymously can only search on ID and can only see the DN
> (distinguished name) of any user. Users that have performed a SASL
> EXTERNAL
> bind can only see those attributes they have been approved to see (for all
> users), and only if the corresponding service is ACTIVE.
>
> Now, i know that the TLS client certificate has been installed on my
> server
> by my Sys admin. Please tell me the steps to do the bind and fetch the
> date
> of birth for all people in department X.
>
> Here is the anonymous bind code.
>
> Dim deLdapConn As DirectoryEntry = New
> DirectoryEntry("LDAP://directory.a.edu/dc=a,dc=edu")
>
> Dim searcherLdap As New DirectorySearcher(deLdapConn)
>
> Dim Results As SearchResultCollection
>
> Dim propcoll As ResultPropertyCollection
>
> Dim Result As SearchResult
>
> Dim strKey As String
>
> Dim obProp As Object
>
> iNumProperties = 0
>
>
>
> Try
>
> searcherLdap.Filter = "(department=X)"
>
> searcherLdap.PropertiesToLoad.Add("sn")
>
> searcherLdap.PropertiesToLoad.Add("givenname")
>
> searcherLdap.PropertiesToLoad.Add("telephonenumber")
>
> searcherLdap.PropertiesToLoad.Add("uupid")
>
> Results = searcherLdap.FindAll
>
> iNumProperties = Results.Count()
>
> ReDim arrFName(iNumProperties - 1)
>
> ReDim arrLName(iNumProperties - 1)
>
> ReDim arrPhone(iNumProperties - 1)
>
> ReDim arrEmail(iNumProperties - 1)
>
> ReDim arrDob(iNumProperties - 1)
>
> iNumProperties = 0 ' Sets the start index for arrays
>
> For Each Result In Results ' Starts the loop where result stores 1 record
> and resultS stores all records
>
> propcoll = Result.Properties ' Gets the all the properties (fieldnames)
> for
> that record
>
> For Each strKey In propcoll.PropertyNames ' Loop through each field name
> for
> the selected record
>
> iOnce = 0
>
> For Each obProp In propcoll(strKey)
>
> If strKey = "givenname" Then
>
> arrFName(iNumProperties) = obProp
>
> End If
>
> If strKey = "sn" Then
>
> arrLName(iNumProperties) = obProp
>
>
> End If
>
> If strKey = "telephonenumber" Then
>
>
> arrPhone(iNumProperties) = obProp
>
> End If
>
> If strKey = "uupid" Then
>
> arrEmail(iNumProperties) = obProp
>
> End If
>
> Next
>
> Next
>
> iNumProperties = iNumProperties + 1
>
> Next
>
> searcherLdap.Dispose()
>
> searcherLdap = Nothing
>
> deLdapConn.Close()
>
> deLdapConn = Nothing
>
> Catch Ex As Exception
>
> Response.Write(Ex.ToString)
>
> End Try
>
>
>
> Please help me!! THANKS IN ADVANCE!!
>
>
.
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