sub WriteLimit {
         my $self=shift;     
         my $User = "Administrator";
         my $Password = "y0m0mmaf00"; #Password Changed to protect the
+ innocent
         my $dso1 = Win32::OLE->GetObject("LDAP:");
         my $LimitDN = "LDAP://$self->{ServerIP}/DC=LimitLogin,$self->
+{ServerDN}";
         my $obj2 = $dso1->OpenDSObject($LimitDN,$User,$Password,0x201
+); 
         my $LimitLogin = $obj2->Create("msLimitLoginUser","cn=$self->
+{Username}");
               $LimitLogin->Put('msLimitLoginUsername',"$self->{Name}"
+);
               $LimitLogin->Put('msLimitLoginDenyLoginOnQuotaExceed', 
+'TRUE');
               $LimitLogin->Put('msLimitLoginQuota' ,1);
               $LimitLogin->SetInfo();
         my $LLogin = Win32::OLE->new("LLoginPerm.clsDSPermissions");
         my $SchemaGUID = $LLogin->FlipOctetGuidToTextGuid("CN=Schema,
+CN=Configuration,$self->{ServerDN}");
         my  $strResult = $LLogin->fSetLLoginDSPermission($LimitLogin-
+>{distinguishedname},$SchemaGUID, $self->{Domain},$LimitLogin->{CN});

}

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