Active Directory koppelen met Access Database

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Jackazz

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Hoi Hoi,

Ik moet voor mijn stage bedrijf proberen een "applicatie" te maken die een koppeling maakt tussen de Active Directory van de Windows 2000 Server en een MS Access database. Ze zouden bijvoorbeeld graag info uit de database krijgen waarin staat welke users er in de Active Directory staan en wanneer deze voor het laatst zijn gebruikt.

Weet iemand misschien of dit mogelijk is en zoja hoe?

PS. Ik had trouwens ook nog iets gelezen over een Active Directory Migration Tool. Is het hiermee mogelijk om data uit de AD te halen? Bijvoorbeeld in een text bestandje ofzo. Want dan zou ik hier verder mee kunnen proberen
 
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Dat wordt dan lekker programmeren in Visual Basic.
Microsoft heeft vast voor je uitgelegd hoe je dat moet doen:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...ssing_active_directory_using_visual_basic.asp

ik heb het volgende script van een internet pagina afgeplukt

Code:
On Error Resume Next

' The name of the Access database to use
Const AccessDatabase = "EmployeeInfo.mdb"
' The name of the Access table to use
Const AccessTable = "tblEmployeeInfo"

' List of users who should NOT be exported
' This list should contain the user's logon name
' Separate each name by a comma
Const Users2Skip = "Guest"

' Constant for the account being disabled
Const ADS_UF_ACCOUNTDISABLE = 2
' Constant for the search to search subtrees
Const ADS_SCOPE_SUBTREE = 2

Const adOpenStatic = 3
Const adLockOptimistic = 3

' General variable declarations
Dim objConnectionDB, objRecordsetDB
Dim objConnectionAD, objCommandAD, objRecordsetAD
Dim dtStart
Dim strSQL
Dim objRootDSE, strDNSDomain
Dim strDN, intUAC, strSam, strDisplayName, strManagerDN, dtExpireDate
Dim blnProcessUser
Dim objUser, objManager

' Get the start time of the script
dtStart = TimeValue(Now( ))

'Create and open ADO connection to the Access database
Set objConnectionDB = CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
Set objRecordsetDB = CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")

' Open the database
objConnectionDB.Open "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;" & _
"Data Source=" & AccessDatabase & ";"

' Open the recordset
objRecordsetDB.Open AccessTable, objConnectionDB, adOpenStatic, adLockOptimistic

' Define the SQL statement used to clear out previous
' user info which was exported from AD
strSQL = "DELETE FROM " & AccessTable & " WHERE ImportedFromAD = 'True'"

Wscript.Echo "Removing previously exported records from the " & _
AccessDatabase & " database."
objConnectionDB.Execute strSQL, , 129

' Determine the DNS domain from the RootDSE object.
Set objRootDSE = GetObject("LDAP://RootDSE")
strDNSDomain = objRootDSE.Get("defaultNamingContext")

' Create and open an ADO connection to AD
Set objConnectionAD = CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
Set objCommandAD = CreateObject("ADODB.Command")

objConnectionAD.Provider = "ADsDSOObject"
objConnectionAD.Open "Active Directory Provider"

' Set connection properties
With objCommandAD
.ActiveConnection = objConnectionAD

' Use SQL syntax for the query
' This retrieves all values named in the SELECT section for
' user accounts which do not have the Notes section = NoExport.
' The recordset is sorted ascending on the displayName value.
.CommandText = _
"Select userAccountControl, distinguishedName," & _
" sAMAccountname, displayName" & _
" FROM 'LDAP://" & strDNSDomain & "'" & _
" WHERE objectCategory = 'person' AND" & _
" objectClass = 'user' AND info <> 'NoExport'" & _
" ORDER BY displayName"

.Properties("Page Size") = 1000
.Properties("Timeout") = 30
.Properties("Searchscope") = ADS_SCOPE_SUBTREE
.Properties("Cache Results") = False
End With

Wscript.Echo "Running the query to find users."
Set objRecordSetAD = objCommandAD.Execute

' Move to the first record in the recordset
objRecordSetAD.MoveFirst

' Loop until we reach the end of the recordset
Do While NOT objRecordsetAD.EOF
' Blank out/reset a few variables..just in case.
strDN = ""
intUAC = ""
strSam = ""
strDisplayName = ""
strManagerDN = ""
dtExpireDate = ""
blnProcessUser = True

' Get the userAccountControl value. This lets us, among other things,
' determine if the account is disabled.
intUAC = objRecordsetAD.Fields("userAccountControl")

' Process user if account is not disabled.
If (NOT intUAC AND ADS_UF_ACCOUNTDISABLE) Then

' Get the user's logon name
strSam = objRecordsetAD.Fields("sAMAccountname")

' Determine if the user is included in the list of logon names to skip.
If Instr(UCase(Users2Skip), UCase(strSam)) Then blnProcessUser = False

' Get the user's display name
strDisplayName = objRecordsetAD.Fields("displayName")

' Set boolean value to skip this user if the user's display name is
' blank.
If strDisplayName = "" Then blnProcessUser = False

' If our simple checks went ok, we can now process this user.
If blnProcessUser = True Then

' Get the distinguished name of this user
' The syntax is something like:
' CN=Joe E. Law,OU=Sales,OU=US,DC=mydomain,DC=local
strDN = objRecordsetAD.Fields("distinguishedName")

' Bind to the user object
Set objUser = GetObject("LDAP://" & strDN & "")

' Process the user
With objUser
Wscript.Echo "Processing user: " & strDisplayName

' Get the user's account expiration date
dtExpireDate = CDate(.AccountExpirationDate)

' Process the user if the user's account expiration date is not
passed
If (dtExpireDate = "") OR _
(dtExpireDate = CDate("01/01/1970")) OR _
(dtExpireDate >= Date( )) Then

'Add new record to the Access database
objRecordsetDB.AddNew
' Get user data from AD and populate the new record in the
' Access database

' You can use the .Get("xxx") or .xxx formats to retrieve the data
' All fields on the left MUST exist in the Access table
objRecordsetDB("FirstName") = .Get("givenName")
objRecordsetDB("MiddleName") = .initials
objRecordsetDB("LastName") = .sn
objRecordsetDB("DisplayName") = .displayName
objRecordsetDB("Description") = .description
objRecordsetDB("OfficeLocation") = .physicalDeliveryOfficeName
objRecordsetDB("WorkPhone") = .telephoneNumber
objRecordsetDB("Email") = .mail
objRecordsetDB("WebPage") = .wwwHomePage
objRecordsetDB("Street") = .streetAddress
objRecordsetDB("POBox") = .postOfficeBox
objRecordsetDB("City") = .l
objRecordsetDB("StateOrProvince") = .st
objRecordsetDB("PostalCode") = .postalCode
objRecordsetDB("CountryOrRegion") = .co
objRecordsetDB("HomePhone") = .homePhone
objRecordsetDB("Pager") = .pager
objRecordsetDB("MobilePhone") = .mobile
objRecordsetDB("FaxNumber") = .facsimileTelephoneNumber
objRecordsetDB("Notes") = .info
objRecordsetDB("Title") = .title
objRecordsetDB("Department") = .department
objRecordsetDB("CompanyName") = .company

' Get the distiguished name of the manager
strManagerDN = .manager
' If manager value is not blank then process
If strManagerDN <> "" Then
' Bind to manager's account
Set objManager = GetObject("LDAP://" & strManagerDN & "")
' Populate the Access database with the display name of the
manager
objRecordsetDB("Manager") = objManager.displayName
' Release this object reference
Set objManager = Nothing
End If

' Define that this record was exported from AD
objRecordsetDB("ImportedFromAD") = "True"

' Commit the record
objRecordsetDB.Update

' Release this object reference
Set objUser = Nothing
End If
End With
End If
End If

' Move to the next record in the AD recordset
objRecordsetAD.MoveNext
Loop

' Close the Access database recordset
objRecordsetDB.Close
' Close the Access database connection
objConnectionDB.Close

' Release these object references
Set objRecordsetDB = Nothing
Set objConnectionDB = Nothing

' Close the AD recordset
objRecordsetAD.Close
' Close the AD connection
objConnectionAD.Close

' Release these object references
Set objRecordsetAD = Nothing
Set objConnectionAD = Nothing

' Let the user know how long this process took
WScript.Echo "The script completed in approximately " & _
Second(TimeValue(now( )) - dtStart) & _
" seconds."

' That's all folks!
Wscript.Quit

alleen wanneer ik dit script gebruik worden er maar 21 van de 161 users in de tabel gezet. Weet iemand hoe dit kan? en wat ik er aan kan doen
 
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