Visio just lets you do LDAP diagrams, and has a functoid for that. I don't
think that is what Dave had in mind- however, LPD.EXE is a command line tool
that lets you bind to LDAP directories to search and stuff like that. It is
a Windows 2000 support tool (run setup under support\tools.)
AD
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From: "Schwienteck, Matthew" <matthew.schwienteck_at_US.PWCGLOBAL.COM>
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Subject: Re: [PEN-TEST] Tool for LDAP Enumeration
> What might visio 2000 have to do with this?
>
> Can you expand on ldp.exe?
>
> regards....
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> Ken Pfeil <kpfeil_at_MIRADIANT.COM> on 01/09/2001 07:09:46 PM
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> ldp.exe and Visio 2000 come to mind.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Loschiavo, Dave
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> Subject: [PEN-TEST] Tool for LDAP Enumeration
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> I'm poking at a Win2k box, and I can see the LDAP port. Are there any
> tools
> I can use to try to do some enumeration via LDAP? Also has any heard of
> a
> way to use Netscape to enumerate an Win2k box via LDAP?
>
> -thanks
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