I suppose I didn't explain myself very well. Sorry.

I'm needing something that will allow me to access/add/edit MS Exchange and MS Communicator and uniquely AD fields (e.g. nTSecurityDescriptor). From what I've seen, Net::LDAP can't do that...I'm able to perform basic LDAP administration, but I'm wanting something that will go the next step to create/edit the Exchange and Communicator accounts associated with the LDAP user as well. So far, the only module I've been able to find that looks like it can do that is Win32::OLE which only runs on Windows systems, not linux. I suppose I COULD add a new IIS server specifically for this, but I already have an existing web app running on an Apache server that I would like to incorporate under the same login session along with all our other intranet functions, creating a seamless end user experience.

Is there something out there that will work for me?

In reply to Re: perl module for AD administration by ksublondie
in thread perl module for AD administration by ksublondie

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