AD Service - Multiple Domain Search?
Tim,
Have you tried modifying the XML of the ADProviderService directly in SQL?
In the SmartBroker database, the ServiceInstance table stores the ServiceInstanceXML for each registered service instance.
For the ADProviderService, it looks rather like this:
<serviceinstance name="ADProviderService" type="SourceCode.Providers.ADProviders.Services.ADProviderService" guid="d591c983-ba0a-487e-9f08-a8748558d6b9">
<metadata>
<display>
<displayname>Active Directory Service</displayname>
<description>Service supplies information about active directory objects and their properties</description>
</display>
<service>
<key name="assembly">SourceCode.SmartObjects.Services.ActiveDirectory, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null</key>
</service>
</metadata>
<serviceobject />
<serviceconfig>
<serviceauthentication securityprovider="" impersonate="false" isrequired="false">
<username />
<password />
<extra />
</serviceauthentication>
<settings>
<key name="RootDSE" isrequired="false">DC=DOMAIN1,DC=COM</key>
</settings>
</serviceconfig>
</serviceinstance>
I would try adding a second key in the <settings> element like so:
<settings>
<key name="RootDSE" isrequired="false">DC=DOMAIN1,DC=COM</key>
<key name="RootDSE" isrequired="false">DC=DOMAIN2,DC=COM</key>
</settings>
I can't promise you anything, but that's what I would try...
Gail
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