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Can I retrieve Unix box OS info using DirectoryEntry Property OS?network's domain? Thanks. switch (child.Parent.Name) { case "CN=Computers"://Computer if (!createLVHeader) { CreateComputerListView(); createLVHeader = true; } if (child.Properties["operatingSystem"].Value != null) os = child.Properties["operatingSystem"].Value.ToString(); else os = ""; if (child.Properties["operatingSystemVersion"].Value != null) osVersion = child.Properties["operatingSystemVersion"].Value.ToString(); else osVersion = ""; //if (child.Properties["description"].Value.ToString() != null) newLvNode = NodeDetail.Items.Add (new ListViewItem(new string[] { commonName, os, osVersion},2)); //else // NodeDetail.Items.Add("Name", commonName, 2); //newLvNode.Tag = (object)(child.Properties["cn"]); newLvNode.Tag = (object)(child.Properties["cn"].Value.ToString()); newLvNode.Name = objSid; globalChild.Dispose(); break; -- Thanks. I'd check and make sure that the computer objects in the domain that
correspond to these machines actually have that data in them using an LDAP query tool first, but if they do, it should work fine. Joe K. -- Show quoteHide quoteJoe Kaplan-MS MVP Directory Services Programming Co-author of "The .NET Developer's Guide to Directory Services Programming" http://www.directoryprogramming.net -- "Pucca" <Pu***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:CEB2FCB3-91EE-4C4B-A5AB-0B5AD7D5F358@microsoft.com... > Hi, Using the following code, will it work for the Unix box that's on the > network's domain? Thanks. > > > switch (child.Parent.Name) > { > case "CN=Computers"://Computer > if (!createLVHeader) > { > CreateComputerListView(); > createLVHeader = true; > } > if > (child.Properties["operatingSystem"].Value != null) > os = > child.Properties["operatingSystem"].Value.ToString(); > else > os = ""; > if > (child.Properties["operatingSystemVersion"].Value != null) > osVersion = > child.Properties["operatingSystemVersion"].Value.ToString(); > else > osVersion = ""; > //if > (child.Properties["description"].Value.ToString() != null) > newLvNode = > NodeDetail.Items.Add > (new ListViewItem(new > string[] { commonName, os, osVersion},2)); > //else > // > NodeDetail.Items.Add("Name", commonName, 2); > //newLvNode.Tag = > (object)(child.Properties["cn"]); > newLvNode.Tag = > (object)(child.Properties["cn"].Value.ToString()); > newLvNode.Name = objSid; > globalChild.Dispose(); > > break; > -- > Thanks. Tool like ldp.exe?
-- Show quoteHide quoteThanks. "Joe Kaplan" wrote: > I'd check and make sure that the computer objects in the domain that > correspond to these machines actually have that data in them using an LDAP > query tool first, but if they do, it should work fine. > > Joe K. > > -- > Joe Kaplan-MS MVP Directory Services Programming > Co-author of "The .NET Developer's Guide to Directory Services Programming" > http://www.directoryprogramming.net > -- > "Pucca" <Pu***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:CEB2FCB3-91EE-4C4B-A5AB-0B5AD7D5F358@microsoft.com... > > Hi, Using the following code, will it work for the Unix box that's on the > > network's domain? Thanks. > > > > > > switch (child.Parent.Name) > > { > > case "CN=Computers"://Computer > > if (!createLVHeader) > > { > > CreateComputerListView(); > > createLVHeader = true; > > } > > if > > (child.Properties["operatingSystem"].Value != null) > > os = > > child.Properties["operatingSystem"].Value.ToString(); > > else > > os = ""; > > if > > (child.Properties["operatingSystemVersion"].Value != null) > > osVersion = > > child.Properties["operatingSystemVersion"].Value.ToString(); > > else > > osVersion = ""; > > //if > > (child.Properties["description"].Value.ToString() != null) > > newLvNode = > > NodeDetail.Items.Add > > (new ListViewItem(new > > string[] { commonName, os, osVersion},2)); > > //else > > // > > NodeDetail.Items.Add("Name", commonName, 2); > > //newLvNode.Tag = > > (object)(child.Properties["cn"]); > > newLvNode.Tag = > > (object)(child.Properties["cn"].Value.ToString()); > > newLvNode.Name = objSid; > > globalChild.Dispose(); > > > > break; > > -- > > Thanks. > > > That's what I use, but any LDAP query tool you like will work fine.
-- Show quoteHide quoteJoe Kaplan-MS MVP Directory Services Programming Co-author of "The .NET Developer's Guide to Directory Services Programming" http://www.directoryprogramming.net -- "Pucca" <Pu***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:9B37BAD1-21FB-4D00-BB83-7E905A5E035D@microsoft.com... > Tool like ldp.exe? > -- > Thanks. > > > "Joe Kaplan" wrote: > >> I'd check and make sure that the computer objects in the domain that >> correspond to these machines actually have that data in them using an >> LDAP >> query tool first, but if they do, it should work fine. >> >> Joe K. >> >> -- >> Joe Kaplan-MS MVP Directory Services Programming >> Co-author of "The .NET Developer's Guide to Directory Services >> Programming" >> http://www.directoryprogramming.net >> -- >> "Pucca" <Pu***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:CEB2FCB3-91EE-4C4B-A5AB-0B5AD7D5F358@microsoft.com... >> > Hi, Using the following code, will it work for the Unix box that's on >> > the >> > network's domain? Thanks. >> > >> > >> > switch (child.Parent.Name) >> > { >> > case "CN=Computers"://Computer >> > if (!createLVHeader) >> > { >> > >> > CreateComputerListView(); >> > createLVHeader = true; >> > } >> > if >> > (child.Properties["operatingSystem"].Value != null) >> > os = >> > child.Properties["operatingSystem"].Value.ToString(); >> > else >> > os = ""; >> > if >> > (child.Properties["operatingSystemVersion"].Value != null) >> > osVersion = >> > child.Properties["operatingSystemVersion"].Value.ToString(); >> > else >> > osVersion = ""; >> > //if >> > (child.Properties["description"].Value.ToString() != null) >> > newLvNode = >> > NodeDetail.Items.Add >> > (new >> > ListViewItem(new >> > string[] { commonName, os, osVersion},2)); >> > //else >> > // >> > NodeDetail.Items.Add("Name", commonName, 2); >> > //newLvNode.Tag = >> > (object)(child.Properties["cn"]); >> > newLvNode.Tag = >> > (object)(child.Properties["cn"].Value.ToString()); >> > newLvNode.Name = objSid; >> > globalChild.Dispose(); >> > >> > break; >> > -- >> > Thanks. >> >> >> Thank you very much.
-- Show quoteHide quoteThanks. "Joe Kaplan" wrote: > That's what I use, but any LDAP query tool you like will work fine. > > -- > Joe Kaplan-MS MVP Directory Services Programming > Co-author of "The .NET Developer's Guide to Directory Services Programming" > http://www.directoryprogramming.net > -- > "Pucca" <Pu***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:9B37BAD1-21FB-4D00-BB83-7E905A5E035D@microsoft.com... > > Tool like ldp.exe? > > -- > > Thanks. > > > > > > "Joe Kaplan" wrote: > > > >> I'd check and make sure that the computer objects in the domain that > >> correspond to these machines actually have that data in them using an > >> LDAP > >> query tool first, but if they do, it should work fine. > >> > >> Joe K. > >> > >> -- > >> Joe Kaplan-MS MVP Directory Services Programming > >> Co-author of "The .NET Developer's Guide to Directory Services > >> Programming" > >> http://www.directoryprogramming.net > >> -- > >> "Pucca" <Pu***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > >> news:CEB2FCB3-91EE-4C4B-A5AB-0B5AD7D5F358@microsoft.com... > >> > Hi, Using the following code, will it work for the Unix box that's on > >> > the > >> > network's domain? Thanks. > >> > > >> > > >> > switch (child.Parent.Name) > >> > { > >> > case "CN=Computers"://Computer > >> > if (!createLVHeader) > >> > { > >> > > >> > CreateComputerListView(); > >> > createLVHeader = true; > >> > } > >> > if > >> > (child.Properties["operatingSystem"].Value != null) > >> > os = > >> > child.Properties["operatingSystem"].Value.ToString(); > >> > else > >> > os = ""; > >> > if > >> > (child.Properties["operatingSystemVersion"].Value != null) > >> > osVersion = > >> > child.Properties["operatingSystemVersion"].Value.ToString(); > >> > else > >> > osVersion = ""; > >> > //if > >> > (child.Properties["description"].Value.ToString() != null) > >> > newLvNode = > >> > NodeDetail.Items.Add > >> > (new > >> > ListViewItem(new > >> > string[] { commonName, os, osVersion},2)); > >> > //else > >> > // > >> > NodeDetail.Items.Add("Name", commonName, 2); > >> > //newLvNode.Tag = > >> > (object)(child.Properties["cn"]); > >> > newLvNode.Tag = > >> > (object)(child.Properties["cn"].Value.ToString()); > >> > newLvNode.Name = objSid; > >> > globalChild.Dispose(); > >> > > >> > break; > >> > -- > >> > Thanks. > >> > >> > >> > > >  
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