Windows ServerWindows Server R2, Windows Server with SP1, Windows Server with SP2. The LDP dialog box consists of two panes. The left navigation pane lists the base object and any child objects. The right details pane lists the results of the LDAP operations. Opens a dialog box ldap you can use to open a session binary a specified LDAP server. A connection must be established with an LDAP server before any other LDAP commands can be run. Ldap the appropriate port number for the service you are connecting to. By default, LDAP uses TCP for a connection-oriented session. To use UDP for a connectionless session, select the Connectionless check box. By default, a successful connection results in the display of the RootDSE information in the details pane. Opens a dialog box you can use to authenticate a specified LDAP server. Enter a user name and password of an account that has permissions to the LDAP server. If you enter an invalid user name, then you will be connected with option credentials. As a shortcut, use the Bind option without using the Connect option to connect, and authenticate with the server last connected to. Opens a dialog box that you can use to set options for the authentication methods. See Bind Options under the Options menu. Terminates an open session with a specified LDAP server. Closing the LDP application automatically disconnects any open sessions. Keeps the currently connected session, but clears the details pane. By default, the details pane is accumulative. Saves the contents of the details pane to a text file. Use the Open command to view the contents of this file in the details pane later. Opens a dialog box that you can use to add objects to Active Directory. You must enter the full distinguished name of the object, as well as all the mandatory attributes for the class of object being added. Enter the value s associated with the attribute. Separate multiple values for a single attribute with a semicolon. No spaces are required. Adds the entered attribute and value s to the Entry List section of the dialog box, and clears the Attribute and Value fields. Continue entering attributes and values until all required and desired optional attributes are on the Entry List. Opens a dialog box that allows you to use a text file with the appropriate attributes and values. If selected the defaultrequires LDP to wait for a response from the destination server before continuing. If you clear this check box, LDP continues before a response is received. Clear this check box when slow WAN connections are causing LDP commands to time out. Adds the current attributes and values in the Entry List to Active Directory. If LDP encounters any errors, then the object is not added and the error message option in the details pane. Opens a dialog box that you can use to delete an object from Active Directory. Attributes can be deleted only if they are defined as optional and contain no values. Use the Edit command to delete an attribute's values. AddDeleteor Replace. Choose Add to add a new value to an existing attribute. Choose Delete to permanently remove an attribute from the listed object. Attributes containing data cannot be deleted. Also, attempting to delete required attributes results in an error. Choose Replace to replace an existing value with another, or to change listed values for an existing attribute. Opens a dialog box you can use to change the relative distinguished name of an object. This option is designed to modify leaf objects only. If you rename the container portion of the distinguished name, then the object moves to the container that is named. Opens a dialog box that you can use to create a customized search filter and to perform the search on the directory information tree. The search base must be specified as a distinguished name, and the filter must be a valid LDAP filter. Enter the search criteria separated by LDAP search filters. Enter attributes and values binary find an object or set of objects. Searches objects immediately subordinate to the base object, but does not search the base object. Opens the Search Options dialog box. You can use it to apply filters that allow some entries and exclude others from the search, and that allow you to control the way the search is processed. See the Options menu for more details. Opens a dialog box you can use to compare the value of an attribute of an object with a specified binary. The result returned is either true or false. Enter the value s that will be compared with the existing value in Active Directory. Opens a dialog box you can use to submit an extended operation to an LDAP Directory by specifying an LDAP object identifier OID and an applicable value. Opens a dialog box you can use to submit an extended operation to an LDAP directory by specifying an LDAP object identifier OID and an applicable value. Opens a dialog box you can use to view replication metadata of an object. This command is useful to identify whether the objects are up to date and replicated between domain controllers. Opens a dialog box you can use to specify the base object in the navigation pane. You can enter a default base object in the General Options dialog box in the Auto Base DN Query field. By default, this field is blank and no object is listed in the navigation pane. Opens the Live Enterprise Tree dialog box, which shows a graphic display of all domains and domain controllers in the enterprise. The dialog box indicates whether the domain controllers are online or offline by marking offline domain controllers with a red "X". Specifies that the authenticating server must respond immediately to requests. This option works only with simple authentication. Allows the use of alternate authentication credentials. All authentication methods except simple require synchronous calls. Enter the number of milliseconds that the search can take on the server. Enter the maximum number of bytes that the search can return. Entering a null value does not place a maximum size on the data returned. Enter the number of milliseconds that LDP waits for the LDAP server to respond to a search request. Specifies which attributes to return in the search. Separate multiple attributes with a semicolon. Specifies a call type to use in the search. If the search will take some time, you can select async to allow you to perform other tasks while waiting for the search to complete. Select this check box to return only attributes of objects. The distinguished name is not returned. Performs a search for objects found in external LDAP directories. By default, the objects' trusts of external LDAP directories return only a referral instead of the actual object. Displays a detailed list of objects returned by the binary. By default, only a success or failure and the number of objects found display. Opens the Sort Keys Option dialog box. See Sort Keys under the Options menu. Opens a dialog box you can use to place filters on the list of processes that have not yet completed. Converts the LDAP information from its native format to ASCII characters so that it is more readable when displayed. This is the default setting. Values that are too long to be converted are still displayed in binary form. Converts the distinguished names, displayed in component parts, by extending the data types that LDP returns when performing a command. Specifies that LDP queries the default naming context when a connection to the LDAP server is made. The default naming context is the RootDSE. This setting is used when the distinguished name value in the View Tree dialog box is left blank. Select this check box to display a virtual list view whenever the object count is greater than the value displayed in the field. The object identifier must be specified when implementing a control. To obtain a list of object identifiers, view the supportedControls property in the RootDSE of a domain controller. Individual controls are described in the Understanding LDAP white paper on the Microsoft Web site. Sort Keys is a type of control that formats the display of search results. To format the display of your search results, in the Sort Keys dialog box, enter an attribute type. For more information find sortKeyRequestControl in the Understanding LDAP white paper on the Microsoft Web site. To convert long integers into high and low parts, enter a value in the String field. Products Windows Windows Server System Center Microsoft Edge. Office Office Exchange Server. 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Other resources Microsoft Events Second shot for certification Born To Learn blog Find technical communities in your area. Support options For business For developers For IT professionals For technical support Support offerings. Not an IT pro? Microsoft Customer Support Microsoft Community Forums. United States English Sign in. Home Library Wiki Learn Gallery Downloads Support Forums Blogs. The content you requested has been removed. Windows Support Tools Active Directory Management Support Tools Ldp. Collapse the table of content. This documentation is archived and is not being maintained. March 28, Applies To: Windows ServerWindows Server R2, Windows Server with SP1, Windows Server with SP2 LDP UI. Connection Menu Connection menu options: Option Description Connect Opens a dialog box that you can use to open a session with a specified LDAP server. Bind Opens a dialog box you can use to authenticate a specified LDAP server. Advance Opens a dialog box that you can use to set options for the authentication methods. Disconnect Terminates an open session with a specified LDAP server. New Keeps the currently connected session, but clears the details pane. Open Opens text files and places the information in the details pane. Save Saves changes to a previously saved file. Save as Saves the contents of the details pane to a text file. Print Prints the details pane. Note LDP can connect to only one LDAP server at a time. If you use the Connect command while connected to a server, the current session is disconnected. Add Opens a dialog box that you can use to add objects to Active Directory. Option Description DN Enter the full distinguished name of the new object. Attribute Enter the required or optional attribute. Values Enter the value s ldap with the attribute. Enter Adds the entered attribute and value s to the Entry List section of the dialog box, and clears the Attribute and Value fields. Insert File Opens a dialog box that allows you to use a text file with the appropriate attributes and values. Entry List Displays entered attributes and values. Edit Opens a dialog box that you can use to enter changes to the selected entry from the Entry List. Remove Deletes the selected entry from the Entry List. Extended Select this check box if the object being added is part of an extended control. Synchronous If selected the defaultrequires LDP to wait for a response from the destination server before continuing. Run Adds the current attributes and values in the Entry List to Active Directory. Delete Opens a dialog box that you can use to delete an object from Active Directory. Option Description Dn Enter the full distinguished name of the new object. Extended Select this check box if the object being deleted is part of an extended control. Recursive client Deletes all objects in a container, but does not delete the container. Opens a dialog box you can use to change attributes of an option stored in Active Directory. Insert Files Opens a dialog box that allows you to use a text file with the appropriate attributes and values. Operation Section AddDeleteor Replace. Entry List Section Displays existing attributes and values for an object. Edit Opens a dialog box you can use to changes the selected entry from the Entry List. Extended Select this check box if the object being modified is part of an extended control. Run Sends the edited values in the Entry List to Active Directory. Option Description Old DN Enter the current distinguished name of the object. New DN Enter the new distinguished name for the object. Delete Old If selected the defaultremoves the old distinguished name from the LDAP directory. Extended rename Select this check box if the object being renamed is part of an extended control. Run Sends the change to Active Directory. Option Description Base DN Enter a distinguished name to specify where the search starts. Filter Enter the search criteria separated by LDAP search filters. Scope Section Specifies how many levels the search encompasses. Base Searches the base object only. One Level Searches objects immediately subordinate to the base object, but does not search the base object. Subtree Searches the entire subtree, from the base object down to all child objects. Options Button Opens the Search Options dialog box. Run Click this button to send the search request to Active Directory. Option Description DN Enter the full distinguished name of the object whose value s will be compared. Attribute Enter attribute to be compared. Values Enter the value s that will be compared with the existing value in Active Directory. Run Starts the comparison. Option Description Oid Enter the object ID number. Data Enter the value of the object identifier OID attribute. Controls See Controls Option under the Options menu. Send Submits the extended operation to Active Directory. Option Description Security Descriptor Opens a dialog box you can use to view access permissions on an object. User Rights Not implemented yet. Option Description View Metadata Opens a dialog box you can use to view replication metadata of an object. Opens a dialog box that shows the list of requests that are not finished processing. The View menu options: Option Description Status Bar Shows or hides the status bar located along the bottom of the LDAP window. Tree Opens a dialog box you can use to specify the base object in the navigation pane. Enterprise Configuration Opens the Live Enterprise Tree dialog box, which shows a graphic display of all domains and domain controllers in the enterprise. Enter the number of minutes for LDP to wait before refreshing the display. Refresh Manually refreshes the display. Generic Specifies to use a standard authentication protocol. Simple Specifies to use no authentication protocol and to send the password in clear text. Method Selects the type of authentication that LDP uses when passing credentials. Synchronous Specifies that the authenticating server must respond immediately to requests. Size Limit Enter the maximum number of bytes that the search can return. Timeout s Enter the number of seconds that LDP waits for the LDAP server to respond to a search request. Timeout ms Enter the number of milliseconds that LDP waits for the LDAP server to respond to a search request. Page Size Enter the maximum size, in bytes, of each page of returned data. Attributes Specifies which attributes to return in the search. Search Call Type Specifies a call type to use in the search. Attributes Only Select this check box to return only attributes of objects. Chase Referrals Performs a search for objects found in external LDAP directories. Display Results Displays a detailed list of objects returned by the search. Sort Keys Opens the Sort Keys Option dialog box. Controls Opens the Controls Option dialog box. Pending Options Opens a dialog box you can use to place filters on the list of processes that have not yet completed. Option Description All search results Specifies that all search results display. Blocking Clear this check box to set a time limit. Enter a time limit in seconds. Enter a time limit milliseconds. String Converts the LDAP information from its native format to ASCII characters so that it is more readable when displayed. LDAP Version Section Specifies which version of LDAP the server is using. DN Processing Section Converts the distinguished names, displayed in component parts, by extending the data types that LDP returns when performing a command. Line Enter the number of returned characters to display per command. Auto default NC query Specifies that LDP queries the default naming context when a connection to the LDAP server is made. Connection Options Opens a dialog box you can use to change the value of any option. Option Description Option Name Enter the name of the option whose value will be reset. Value Enter the new value for the specified option. Set Sends the information to the LDAP directory. Controls Option In the Option dialog box, enter values to extend the functionality of LDAP. Individual controls are described in the Understanding LDAP white paper on the Microsoft Web site Note Only server controls can be sent to a server. Client controls work only with LDAP APIs. Sort Keys Option Sort Keys is a type of control that formats the display of search results. Utilities Menu Utilities menu options: Option Description Large Integer Converter To convert long integers into high and low parts, enter a value in the String field. Using the Connect command while connected to a server disconnects the current session. Concepts Ldp Overview Ldp Remarks Ldp Examples Alphabetical List of Tools Search Overview Replmon Overview Repadmin Overview Movetree. Is this page helpful? We appreciate your feedback. Site Feedback Site Feedback. Tell us about your experience Flash Newsletter Contact Us Privacy Statement Terms of Use Trademarks. Opens text files and places the information in the details pane. Saves changes to a previously saved file. Enter the full distinguished name of the new object. Enter the required or optional attribute. Displays entered attributes and values. Opens a dialog box that you can use to enter changes to the selected entry from the Entry List. Deletes the selected entry from the Entry List. Select this check box if the object being added is part of an extended control. Select this check box if the object being deleted is part of ldap extended control. Deletes all objects in a container, but does not delete the container. Displays existing attributes and values for an object. Opens a dialog box you can use to changes the selected entry from the Entry List. Select this check box if the object being modified is part of an extended control. Sends the edited values in the Entry List to Active Directory. Enter the current distinguished name of the object. Enter the new distinguished name for the object. If selected the defaultremoves the old distinguished name from the LDAP directory. Select this check box if the object being renamed is part of an extended control. Sends the change to Active Directory. Enter a distinguished name to specify where the search starts. Specifies how many levels the search encompasses. Searches the base object only. Searches the entire subtree, from the base object down to all child objects. Click this button to send the search request to Active Directory. Enter the full distinguished name of the object whose value s will be compared. Enter attribute to be compared. Enter the object ID number. Enter the value of the object identifier OID attribute. See Controls Option under the Options menu. Submits the extended operation to Active Directory. Opens a dialog box you can use to view access permissions on an object. Shows or hides the status bar located along the bottom of the LDAP window. Manually refreshes the display. Specifies a category of authentication for LDP to use when choosing authentication methods. Specifies to use a standard authentication protocol. Specifies to use no authentication protocol and to send the password in clear text. Selects the type of authentication that LDP uses when passing credentials. Enter the number of seconds that LDP waits for the LDAP server to respond to a search request. Enter the maximum size, in bytes, of each page of returned data. Opens the Controls Option dialog box. Specifies that all search results display. Clear this check box to set a time limit. Displays the LDAP information in its native numerical format. Specifies which version of LDAP the server is using. Enter the number of returned lines to display per command. Enter the number of returned characters to display per command. Auto default NC query. Auto VLV browse when container size is greater than: Enter the name of the option whose value will be reset. Enter the new value for the specified option. Sends the information to the LDAP directory. Starts or stops a secure session with the LDAP server that uses Transport Level Security TLS.
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