Active Directory UDF - Help & Support (III)

[OrangeCoder]

It's the same script I previously shared with you - I just commended out the rename function call

 

[water]

In post #419 you call _AD_Open but you do not check for errors. Can you please check that _AD_Open was called successfully? Means that @error = 0 after calling.

[OrangeCoder]

I added @error=0 on the next line after AD Open  and didn't get a different error message - same screen shots I previously sent you 

[water]

I mean: Insert line

MsgBox(0, "Error?", @error)

after _AD_Open.

[OrangeCoder]

sorry I misunderstood that - I get a 6 in the message box

[water]

This means: $sHostServerParam and $sConfigurationParam are required when $sDNSDomainParam is specified

[OrangeCoder]

Thanks Water - how would I go about finding the information for configurationParam ?

[OrangeCoder]

hhhm need some coffee

Edited May 5, 2016 by OrangeCoder

[water]

Run this script on a computer already connected to the Domain:

#include <AD.au3>
_AD_Open()
If @error Then Exit MsgBox(16, "Active Directory Example Skript", "Function _AD_Open encountered a problem. @error = " & @error & ", @extended = " & @extended)
ConsoleWrite("$sHostServerParam: " & $sAD_HostServer)
ConsoleWrite("$sConfigurationParam: " & $sAD_Configuration)
_AD_Close()

 

Edited May 5, 2016 by water

[OrangeCoder]

Thanks for that water - how would I verify my  $sDNSDomainParam  ? 

by adding 

ConsoleWrite("$sDNSDomainParam: " & $sAD_DNSDomainParam) ?

[OrangeCoder]

I got it!

 

ok so now I have the $sDNSDomainParam, $sHostServerParam and $sConfigurationParam in my AD Open

 

However I still get a 0 in the message box - hhmm

[water]

4 minutes ago, OrangeCoder said:

ConsoleWrite("$sDNSDomainParam: " & $sAD_DNSDomain)

 

[OrangeCoder]

Just to make sure I am not confused - I should be getting a 1 in the message box right ?

[water]

No, you should get 0. Because the MsgBox displays the value of macro @error (which is the error code) and 0 means: No error.

[OrangeCoder]

Ah ok - I do get a 0  - however now it tells me 

 

Computer (name goes here) is already a member of the domain

 

Even though I know it's not a member 

[water]

But it seems that the join was successful.
You could run _AD_UnjoinDomain and then try _AD_JoinDomain again.

[OrangeCoder]

even though the system isn't on the domain ? you want me to run unjoin ?

[water]

Yes, why not?

[OrangeCoder]

ok Just confirming 

 

[OrangeCoder]

Good Morning - I added the unjoin domain - I get a message telling me the computer is part of the domain - even though it's not