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I'm trying to figure out a way to traverse a directory tree using LDAP. I've read a lot of posts here and mainly they involve using functions designed specifically for Active Directory. I want this to be more generic so it will work whether it's Novell eDirectory, Active Directory, etc. In my case I have both, but I primarily use eDirectory. Here's what I've got so far: $ObjLDAP = ObjGet("LDAP://192.168.1.1:389/O=MyORG") ; Not the real IP address $x=0 For $oObj In $ObjLDAP $x+=1 ConsoleWrite($x & ") cn=[" & $oObj.cn & "]" & @CRLF) $c=0 For $class in $oObj.objectClass $c+=1 ConsoleWrite(@TAB & $c & ") class=[" & $class & "]" & @CRLF) If $class="organizationalUnit" Then ; Switch to this OU and list all object there. ; BUT I DON'T KNOW HOW TO DO THIS YET ; Switch back to parent container when done. EndIf Next ConsoleWrite(@CRLF) Next Exit This works in that it lists all objects in the ORG. Here's a sample of the output. 1) o=[] cn=[] 1) class=[organizationalUnit] 2) class=[ndsLoginProperties] 3) class=[Top] 4) class=[ndsContainerLoginProperties] 2) o=[] cn=[] 1) class=[organizationalUnit] 2) class=[ndsLoginProperties] 3) class=[Top] 4) class=[ndsContainerLoginProperties] 3) o=[] cn=[] 1) class=[organizationalUnit] 2) class=[ndsLoginProperties] 3) class=[Top] 4) class=[ndsContainerLoginProperties] 4) o=[] cn=[] 1) class=[organizationalUnit] 2) class=[ndsLoginProperties] 3) class=[Top] 4) class=[ndsContainerLoginProperties] 5) o=[] cn=[admingroup] 1) class=[Top] 2) class=[groupOfNames] 3) class=[posixGroup] 4) class=[uamPosixGroup] 6) o=[] cn=[apchadmn-Administrators] 1) class=[Top] 2) class=[groupOfNames] 7) o=[] cn=[Everyone] 1) class=[groupOfNames] 2) class=[Top] 8) o=[] cn=[nfradmins] 1) class=[groupOfNames] 2) class=[Top] 9) o=[] cn=[nfrreportusers] 1) class=[groupOfNames] 2) class=[Top] 10) o=[] cn=[Admin] 1) class=[inetOrgPerson] 2) class=[organizationalPerson] 3) class=[Person] 4) class=[Top] 5) class=[ndsLoginProperties] 6) class=[bhPortalConfigRW] 7) class=[bhPortalConfigSecretStore] 8) class=[bhPortalConfig] 9) class=[swareUserAttr] 10) class=[swarePointers] 11) class=[posixAccount] 12) class=[uamPosixUser] 11) o=[] cn=[dnsdhcp] 1) class=[inetOrgPerson] 2) class=[organizationalPerson] 3) class=[Person] 4) class=[ndsLoginProperties] 5) class=[Top] 6) class=[posixAccount] 7) class=[uamPosixUser] 12) o=[] cn=[nfrproxy] 1) class=[inetOrgPerson] 2) class=[organizationalPerson] 3) class=[ndsLoginProperties] 4) class=[Person] 5) class=[Top] 13) o=[] cn=[UNIX Config] 1) class=[uamPosixConfig] 2) class=[Top] 3) class=[uamPosixGidNumberInfo] 4) class=[uamPosixUidNumberInfo] 14) o=[] cn=[Apache Group] 1) class=[apchadmnConfiguration] 2) class=[apchadmnServer] 3) class=[Top] 15) o=[] cn=[apchadmn-Registry] 1) class=[apchadmnConfiguration] 2) class=[apchadmnServer] 3) class=[Top] I can determine that the first four objects are OUs. But how do I switch to those contexts?