If the user you're binding with is in an OU, instead of a container, the path would include "OU=ou-name". Thus, the fully qualified DN of the "Users" container would be: CN=Users,DC=corp,DC=domain,DC=com. The "Administrator" account is in a container named "Users" located one level below the root of the domain.
Let's say you're using the "Administrator" account and your domain's name is "". The next bit is the fully qualified path of the container object where the binding user is located. The connection string begins with the URI LDAP://.įor the server name, you can use the name of a domain controller in that domain- let's say "".
The connection string is made up of the LDAP server's name, and the fully-qualified path of the container object where the user specified is located. The ASP.NET Active Directory Membership Provider does an authenticated bind to the Active Directory using a specified username, password, and "connection string".
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