July, 2008

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Little more than out of the box development

Working with Active Directory and PowerShell (part 2) – Creating a user

Posted over 4 years ago

by BomBom
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To create a user in our Organizational Unit we need the following LDAP string: $LDAPStringUsers = "LDAP://OU=Demo Users, DC=contoso,DC=com" And run the following command to connect to AD: $usersOU = [ADSI] $LDAPStringUsers To create a user run this...
Little more than out of the box development

Building your own MemberShipProvider in ASP.NET and use it in SharePoint

Posted over 4 years ago

by BomBom
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The last screencast (I think) from me about Authentication in SharePoint. You can find it over at Channel9 here: http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/BomBom/Building-your-own-MemberShipProvider-in-ASPNET-20-and-use-it-in-SharePoint/ In this screencast...
Little more than out of the box development

Working with Active Directory and PowerShell (part 1) - Creating an Organizational Unit

Posted over 4 years ago

by BomBom
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Next on the agenda for building this demo environment was to create users in Active Directory. I can honestly say that I didn't have a clue on how to do this, so I went to http://www.live.com and found this site: http://thelazyadmin.com/blogs/thelazyadmin...
Little more than out of the box development

Using PowerShell to read xml-files

Posted over 4 years ago

by BomBom
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A couple of months ago a colleague and I decided to try to build a demo-environment for SharePoint. We wanted to be able to take a new fresh installed Windows 2003 (or 2008) server, and just run a PowerShell script and then the environment should be up...

Little more than out of the box development

July, 2008

Working with Active Directory and PowerShell (part 2) – Creating a user

Building your own MemberShipProvider in ASP.NET and use it in SharePoint

Working with Active Directory and PowerShell (part 1) - Creating an Organizational Unit

Using PowerShell to read xml-files