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Querying Active Directory with LINQ

by Farooq Kaiser 30. May 2009 14:45

Today, i will show you Querying Active Directory with LINQ.

Sample Code

var users = new DirectoryObject<User>(new DirectoryEntry("LDAP://localhost"), SearchScope.Subtree);
var groups = new DirectoryObject<Group>(new DirectoryEntry("LDAP://localhost"), SearchScope.Subtree);

// Searching AD User

var results = from user in users
where user.Name == "Farooq Ahmad" || user.Name == "Guest"
select new { user.Name };

//Searching AD Group
var groupResults = from group1 in groups
   where group1.Name == "Users" || group1.Name == "IIS_WPG"
   orderby group1.Name descending
   select group.Name;

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Querying Active Directory with LINQ

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