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I mean is there any way to send false identification to the server so that the server variable "auth_user" is read as another account?

no...I meant is there any way to spoof the server variables...like "auth_user". I can't hink of any but I'm not an expert.

How secure is this method? I'm using it for an intranet site that might have a need to move through an approval proceedure and I want to make sure it will be secure. Is there any way to spoof that server variable. I can't see how...but I want to check. Thanks

I can connect with no problems...it's only certain attributes like department and memberOf that hose things up. I can return cn, mail, description, sn, ect. but there are some that return "Unspecified Error" when I include them in the query. I tried using both LDAP and GC...same...

zcolton, I assume you can assign groups to read from this as well...that's what we did but no success. This is on an intranet where I get the client's username from iis so I cannot use anon logon. I compare the username with the sAMAccountName and collect info about the user that way. This...

First thing is make sure you are on a native domain. If you have any W98 machines on the domain then more than likely you are not. Enabling "Trusted for Delegation" is done under the Active Directory computer account for the web server. I can't remember what tab it's under. If you...

From what I've researched you have to enable "Trusted for Delegation" on the web server account and your domain must be native. Our domain is not native...so we'll see.

Ever find anything out?

I have the same problem...can't find any info on it and my Network Admin doesn't know. It has nothing to do with the field being empty as I can run a query with "Description" in the select portion and I get no error when there are records with no value for that attribute. Anyone...