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‎11-26-2009 03:22 PM
Supposing I have these two situations (I apologize for invented names ... :d/ 😞
Active Directory information
FQDN: mickeymouse.disney.it
Description:
Location:
Company:
OU: OU=cartoon1,DC=disney,DC=it
Comments:
Active Directory information
FQDN: donaldduck.disney.it
Description:
Location:
Company:
OU: OU=cartoon2,DC=disney,DC=it
Comments:
Now, I'm trying, for the first time, the possibility to scan just one OU; I'd like to know:
- if in LS configuration I put the string DC=disney, I scan both PC?
- if in LS configuration I put the string OU=cartoon1, I scan just the first one?
- the string should be an entire OU string (like OU=cartoon2,DC=disney,DC=it) or go also with a part of it (like OU=cartoon2)?
Thanks
Active Directory information
FQDN: mickeymouse.disney.it
Description:
Location:
Company:
OU: OU=cartoon1,DC=disney,DC=it
Comments:
Active Directory information
FQDN: donaldduck.disney.it
Description:
Location:
Company:
OU: OU=cartoon2,DC=disney,DC=it
Comments:
Now, I'm trying, for the first time, the possibility to scan just one OU; I'd like to know:
- if in LS configuration I put the string DC=disney, I scan both PC?
- if in LS configuration I put the string OU=cartoon1, I scan just the first one?
- the string should be an entire OU string (like OU=cartoon2,DC=disney,DC=it) or go also with a part of it (like OU=cartoon2)?
Thanks
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‎12-03-2009 05:42 PM
You should get the result with the full ou string:
OU=aaa,OU=bbb,OU=ccc,OU=ddd,DC=eee,DC=fff,DC=ggg
OU=aaa,OU=bbb,OU=ccc,OU=ddd,DC=eee,DC=fff,DC=ggg

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‎12-09-2009 09:49 AM
Lansweeper wrote:
You should get the result with the full ou string:
OU=aaa,OU=bbb,OU=ccc,OU=ddd,DC=eee,DC=fff,DC=ggg
Yes, it work but I'd like to filter just by OU=aaa or OU=bbb and not the entire string ... however, I'll find a solution ... :-)))

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‎11-26-2009 03:50 PM
The string should match the right part of the OU.
"DC=disney,DC=it" scans both "OU=cartoon1,DC=disney,DC=it" and "OU=cartoon2,DC=disney,DC=it"
"DC=disney,DC=it" scans both "OU=cartoon1,DC=disney,DC=it" and "OU=cartoon2,DC=disney,DC=it"

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‎12-02-2009 03:19 PM
Lansweeper wrote:
The string should match the right part of the OU.
"DC=disney,DC=it" scans both "OU=cartoon1,DC=disney,DC=it" and "OU=cartoon2,DC=disney,DC=it"
After a while I've tryed as follow:
- my network has a string like OU=aaa,OU=bbb,OU=ccc,OU=ddd,DC=eee,DC=fff,DC=ggg;
- if on lansweeper I put a filter like OU=ddd,DC=eee,DC=fff,DC=ggg (last part of the entire string) it go fine;
- if on lansweeper I put a filter like OU=aaa,DC=eee,DC=fff,DC=ggg or OU=ccc,DC=eee,DC=fff,DC=ggg (first or middle part of entire string + last part of the entire string) it doesn't go (lansweeper doesn't find any PC);
- if on lansweeper I put a filter like OU=aaa or OU=bbb (just first or middle part of entire string) it find ALL computers on the net, like filter is off.
Is it all correct?
Expecially in last case, I expected to have, as a result, all PC with "aaa" or "bbb" in the string ... how can I reach this result?
