How to test LDAP connection in Active Directory?

Asked By Gonzalviz 0 points N/A Posted on - 07/14/2011

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How to test LDAP connection in Active Directory?

Is there any tool that i can use to test the connectivity. I have no clue which port it uses either.

I am using  LDP.EXE to connect to Active Directory.

Thanks in advance.

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Answered By Sandra Cromwel 0 points N/A #82413

How to test LDAP connection in Active Directory?

There are available tool in the Internet where you can test LDAP connection in Active Directory.

Download a freeware from this site, LDAP browser tool used to test connections. 

You can also test if the connection works well by using your Internet Explorer.

Type "ldap://" instead of "http://" in the address bar then the address of the machine hosting the directory.

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Answered By Garreth Krosner 0 points N/A #82414

How to test LDAP connection in Active Directory?

Here are steps that evaluate the product:

1. Unzip the LDAPTest.zip. It will show then a new folder LDAPTest and other files.
2. Click to open the props.txt.
3. From there, establish the connection from Property Set 1 with LDAP Server and this is required for a change. In the Property Set 2, will change depending the type of LDAP server. While the Property Set 3 will remain unchanged and changes takes place only if set from other support.
4. Have the Java in PATH environment variable with the CLASSPATH of current directory.
5. Two modes will run the utility.
6. For General mode, in order to run this mode go to the Command Prompt folder and type Java LDAPTest props.txt userid password. 
7. For Debug mode, type the java LDAPTest props.txt userid password true. From this create a utility file to write all the debug messages.

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