Re: User objects cannot be created in the specified container

Hi Joe,

Thank you for replying. Yes. CN is a group object. This CN has a list
of members that are allowed to access my application. This
configuration is identical to other CNs used by other applications
like "Business Objects" in the organization.

Unfortunately I don't have much control over the AD configuration. If
we put a test user directly under OU12 every thing works. But now our
Ad admin is not willing to add each user as a container directly under
OU12. His argument is that, this kind of configuration won't allow
users to be under another OU which can be used by some other
application in the organization. I am not sure whether that is a
correct assumption.

Is there any way to configure the AD to give a User, access to
multiple OUs without using group?

Thank you,
chand


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