I'm not sure this is as much a perl question as it is an Active Directory question, but I cannot find any documentation or examples in perl to deal with this.

I have a script that adds users to a Microsoft Active Directory, and places the users in an OU. I open the active directory with the following line: 
my $path = "LDAP://OU=Public Workstations,DC=domain1,DC=domain2,DC=dom
+ain3";
my $ADS  = Win32::OLE->GetObject($path)

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My problem is, this adds the user to the standard "Domain Users" group. I need to add them to the "Domain Guests" group instead.

I've found some visual basic scripts that go about opening a second object for the group that the user needs to be in, but I can not find the perl documentation for the object calls they are performing.

Also, the solution needs to only use base perl modules.

Thanks.

In reply to Perl + Active Directory by Anonymous Monk

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