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Impersonating a user account to update an Active Directory list

by =?Utf-8?B?SmFzb24=?= <JRawlins@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Jun 20, 2008 at 03:06 PM

Hi,

I have a vb.net winform app that periodically syncronizes a number of
active 
directory groups with the contents of a database. This application does
this 
using the currently logged in users context and needs to as the 
activedirectory groups are owned by the individuals using the application.

(XP Clients)

This works great until the user shutsdown their system (laptop) and takes
it 
home. This syncronization process runs every few hours while they are 
connected to the network.

So, I would like to move the syncronization process to a server but have
the 
server impersonate the owner of the group without having to ask for their 
login details. This would allow the sync process to function independantly

from the client availability.

Can you tell me if this is even possible?? I was thinking of storing the 
users security token and using that from a Windows service if it were 
possible??

Any assistance would be very much appreciated..

Thanks
Jason
 




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Impersonating a user account to update an Active Directory list
=?Utf-8?B?SmFzb24=?= <  2008-06-20 15:06:00 
RE: Impersonating a user account to update an Active Directory l
jetan@[EMAIL PROTECTED]   2008-06-23 09:17:34 

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