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cs_Zan Messages postés 174 Date d'inscription jeudi 18 avril 2002 Statut Membre Dernière intervention 25 mai 2006 - 5 déc. 2002 à 16:52
cs_zpiboo Messages postés 46 Date d'inscription vendredi 12 avril 2002 Statut Membre Dernière intervention 11 juin 2003 - 5 déc. 2002 à 17:40
salut tous,

y a-t-il un moyen simple de partager un répertoire.
SIMPLE => éviter 50 lignes de code.

Merci.

Zan

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cs_DARKSIDIOUS Messages postés 15814 Date d'inscription jeudi 8 août 2002 Statut Membre Dernière intervention 4 mars 2013 130
5 déc. 2002 à 17:00
Qu'est ce que tu entends par "partager" un répertoire ?
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cs_zpiboo Messages postés 46 Date d'inscription vendredi 12 avril 2002 Statut Membre Dernière intervention 11 juin 2003 1
5 déc. 2002 à 17:31
The ADSI WinNT provider allows you to communicate to a Windows NT® 4.0 directory. Since Windows 2000 maintains backward compatible, you can also communicate with Windows® 2000 machines using WinNT. However, we recommend that you use the LDAP provider to communicate with Windows 2000 domain controllers. For the Windows 2000 standalone server and Professional Edition, you must use the WinNT provider to access the directory.
WinNT supports local and remote accounts, services, computers, security management and other functionalities. With the ADSI 2.5 extension, you'll be able to extend the functionality. For more information on extension, click here.

Requirements

Install ADSI 2.5. To download the runtime, visit http://www.microsoft.com/adsi on Windows NT 4.0 or Windows 95. Note: If you have Windows 2000 machine, you don't need to install ADSI. ADSI is one of Windows 2000 built-in components.

You must have a Windows NT 4.0 or Windows 2000 or higher to connect to. The client and server may be on the same machine.
Set up your development environment.


How do I...

Bind

Binding to a Windows NT 4.0 domain directory
A Windows machine may participate in a domain. You must know the domain name to which you want to bind.
Binding to a Windows NT 4.0 local directory of a machine
Each Windows nt workstation and standalone server has its own directory. You use the Mini User Manager (or Windows 2000 Local User Manager) tool to manage it. You must know the machine name to which you want to bind.

Manage Users

Creating a User
Changing the User's Full Name and Description
Changing the User's Password
Setting the User's Password
Setting the User's Password Expiration Date
Making the User Change the Password at Next Logon
Preventing the User from changing the Password
Setting the User's Password so that it Never Expires
Disabling the User's Account
Setting the Expiration Date on the User's Account
Unlocking the User's Account
Setting the User's Home Directory and Home Drive Directory
Setting the User's Login Script
Getting the User's Primary Group
Getting the User's SID (Security ID)
Deleting a User
Renaming a User
Source code can be found in \samples\WinNT\User directory

Manage a Group

Creating a Group
Adding a User to a Group
Adding a Group to a Group
Enumerating Group in a Domain or Computer
Enumerating Group Membership
Removing a Member from the Group
Finding Out if a User or Group is a Member of a Group
Source code can be found in \samples\WinNT\Group directory.



Manage a Computer

Connecting to a Computer
Enumerating Services in a Computer
Displaying a Service's Properties
Stopping and Starting a Service
Enumerating File Shares in a Computer
Creating a File Share in a Computer
Deleting a File Share
Setting File Share Security
Enumerating Sessions in a Computer
Enumerating Resources in a Computer
Source code can be found in the \samples\WinNT\Computer directory.



Manage Printers

Enumerating Print Queues in a Computer
Listing Print Jobs in a Queue
Source code samples\WinNT\PrintQueue



Manage Files

Setting and Getting File Security


Bind to a Windows NT 4.0 Domain Directory

You must supply the Windows NT 4.0 domain name. ADSI will transparently connect to one of the domain controllers.

'-----------------------------------------------------
'--- BINDING TO A DOMAIN ---------------------------
'-----------------------------------------------------
domainName = "INDEPENDENCE"
userName = "Administrator"
password = "password"

'----Binding to a domain as currently logged on user
Set dom = GetObject("WinNT://" & domainName)
'- Enumerate object in a domain
For Each obj In dom
Debug.Print obj.Name & " (" & obj.Class & ")"
Next

'----Binding to a domain with alternate credentials
Set dso = GetObject("WinNT:")
Set dom = dso.OpenDSObject("WinNT://" & domainName, userName, password, ADS_SECURE_AUTHENTICATION)

'----Enumerating the object in a domain
For Each obj In dom
Debug.Print obj.Name & " (" & obj.Class & ")"
Next

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Bind to a Windows NT 4.0 Local Directory on a Machine

'--------------------------------------------------
'--- BINDING TO A COMPUTER ---------------------
'--------------------------------------------------
computerName = "ADSI"
userName = "Administrator"
password = "password"

'--- Binding to a computer as currently logged on user
Set com = GetObject("WinNT://" & computerName & ",computer")
'- Enumerate object in a computer
For Each obj In com
Debug.Print obj.Name & " (" & obj.Class & ")"
Next

'--- Binding to a computer with alternate credentials
Set dso = GetObject("WinNT:")
Set com = dso.OpenDSObject("WinNT://" & computerName & ",computer", userName, password, ADS_SECURE_AUTHENTICATION)

'--- Enumerate object in a computer
For Each obj In com
Debug.Print obj.Name
Next

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Create a User

domainName = "INDEPENDENCE"
'--- Binding to a domain as currently logged on user
Set dom = GetObject("WinNT://" & domainName)
'--- Create user
Set usr = dom.Create("user", "JSmith")
usr.SetInfo

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Change the User's Full Name and Description

Set usr = GetObject("WinNT://INDEPENDENCE/jsmith,user")
usr.FullName = "John Smith"
usr.Description = "DSys WOSD Program Manager"
usr.SetInfo

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Change the User's Password

A user may change his/her own password, but not others. Administrators have privileges to change any user's password. ChangePassword requires an old password and the user must already exist in the directory, while SetPassword does not. Both functions do not require SetInfo to commit the changes.

'---- CHANGE PASSWORD ------

Set usr = GetObject("WinNT://INDEPENDENCE/jsmith,user")
usr.ChangePassword "secret", "password"

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Setting the User's Password
Administrators may reset the user password.

'---- SET PASSWORD ------

Set usr = GetObject("WinNT://INDEPENDENCE/jsmith,user")
usr.SetPassword "secret"

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Setting the User's Password Expiration Date
The password expiration date is a calculated field. The value is computed as follows:

If the user's "Password Never Expires" (UF_DONT_EXPIRE_PASSWD) f lag is set, then there's no need to compute an expiration date. The user password is valid.
If the user's flag is not set, then it computes the difference between when the password was last set and current time.
If the difference is greater or equal to the MaxPasswordAge found in the domain object, then the user's password is expired.
If the difference is less than MaxPasswordAge, then the user's password expiration date = user's password last set + MaxPasswordAge.
To get the user's password expiration date:

To set user's password expiration date, you set MaxPasswordAge in the domain object. Note that this will affect all users since the password expiration date is a calculated field from the domain object.

expInDay = 60&
expInSec = expInDay * (3600& * 24&)
Set dom = GetObject("WinNT://INDEPENDENCE")
dom.Put "MaxPasswordAge", CLng(expInSec)
dom.SetInfo

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Make a User Change the Password at Next Logon

Set usr = GetObject("WinNT://INDEPENDENCE/jsmith,user")
usr.Put "PasswordExpired", CLng(1)
usr.SetInfo

'-- To clear this flag (so that the user does not have to change the password at next logon)
usr.Put "PasswordExpired", CLng(0)
usr.SetInfo

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Prevent the User from Changing the Password

Set usr = GetObject("WinNT://INDEPENDENCE/jsmith,user")
usr.Put "userFlags", usr.Get("UserFlags") Or UF_PASSWORD_CANT_CHANGE
usr.SetInfo
'-----to clear this flag - use Xor : allow user to change his/her password
usr.Put "userFlags", usr.Get("UserFlags") Xor UF_PASSWORD_CANT_CHANGE
usr.SetInfo

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Prevent the User's Password from Expiring

Set usr = GetObject("WinNT://INDEPENDENCE/jsmith,user")
usr.Put "userFlags", usr.Get("UserFlags") Or UF_DONT_EXPIRE_PASSWD
usr.SetInfo
'---- To clear this flag - use XOr
usr.Put "userFlags", usr.Get("UserFlags") Xor UF_DONT_EXPIRE_PASSWD
usr.SetInfo

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Disable the User's Account

Set usr = GetObject("WinNT://INDEPENDENCE/jsmith,user")
usr.AccountDisabled = True 'disabled the account
usr.SetInfo
'---- To enabled an account
usr.AccountDisabled = False 'enabled the account
usr.SetInfo

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Set the User's Account Expiration Date

Set usr = GetObject("WinNT://INDEPENDENCE/jsmith,user")

'--Set a user account expiration 90 days from now
usr.AccountExpirationDate = Now() + 90
usr.SetInfo
'-- to set account expiration to NEVER (default)
usr.AccountExpirationDate = "01/01/1970"
usr.SetInfo

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Unlock the User's Account
You can only set the account lockout to FALSE. Only the system can set the account lockout. You can also read the value of account lockout, but you can't lock the user's account.

'--- Unlocking the user's account ------------------

Set usr = GetObject("WinNT://INDEPENDENCE/jsmith,user)
usr.IsAccountLocked = False
usr.SetInfo

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Set the User's Home Directory and Home Drive Directory

Set usr = GetObject("WinNT://INDEPENDENCE/jsmith,user")
usr.HomeDirectory = "UserHomeDirHere"
usr.HomeDirDrive = "HomeDirDriveHere"
usr.SetInfo

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Set the User's Login Script

Set usr = GetObject("WinNT://INDEPENDENCE/jsmith,user")
usr.LoginScript = "LoginScriptHere"
usr.SetInfo

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Get the User's Primary Group

Set usr = GetObject("WinNT://INDEPENDENCE/jsmith,user")
grpPrimaryID = usr.Get("PrimaryGroupID")

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Get the User's SID (Security ID)

Set usr = GetObject("WinNT://INDEPENDENCE/jsmith,user")
sid = usr.Get("objectSID")
For Each element In sid
Debug.Print Hex(element)
Next

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Rename a User

Renaming a user is similar to renaming an object.

Set dom = GetObject("WinNT://INDEPENDENCE")
Set usr = dom.MoveHere("WinNT://INDEPENDENCE/jsmith,user", "jjohnson")
usr.FullName = "Jane Johnson"
usr.SetInfo

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Delete a User

Deleting a user is similar to deleting an object.

Set dom = GetObject("WinNT://INDEPENDENCE")
dom.Delete "user", "jjohnson"

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Create a Group

'-----------------------------------------
'--- CREATING A LOCAL GROUP IN A DOMAIN
'-----------------------------------------
Set dom = GetObject("WinNT://INDEPENDENCE")
Set grp = dom.Create("group", "DSys")
grp.Put "groupType", ADS_GROUP_TYPE_DOMAIN_LOCAL_GROUP
grp.Description = "Distributed System Group"
grp.SetInfo

'-----------------------------------------
'--- CREATING A GLOBAL GROUP IN A DOMAIN
'-----------------------------------------
Set dom = GetObject("WinNT://INDEPENDENCE")
Set grp = dom.Create("group", "PM")
grp.Put "groupType", ADS_GROUP_TYPE_GLOBAL_GROUP
grp.Description = "Program Managers"
grp.SetInfo

'-----------------------------------------
'--- CREATING A LOCAL GROUP IN A COMPUTER
'-----------------------------------------
Set comp = GetObject("WinNT://SEATTLE,computer")
Set grp = comp.Create("group", "TheSmiths")
grp.Put "groupType", ADS_GROUP_TYPE_LOCAL_GROUP
grp.Description = "The Smiths Family Member"
grp.SetInfo

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Add a User to a Group

'----------------------------------------------------
'--- ADDING A USER IN A DOMAIN LOCAL or GLOBAL GROUP
'----------------------------------------------------
Set grp = GetObject("WinNT://INDEPENDENCE/DSys,group")
grp.Add ("WinNT://INDEPENDENCE/JSmith")

'-------------------------------------------------
'--- ADDING A USER IN A LOCAL GROUP IN A COMPUTER
'--------------------------------------------------
Set comp = GetObject("WinNT://SEATTLE,computer")
Set grp = comp.GetObject("group", "TheSmiths")
grp.Add ("WinNT://INDEPENDENCE/JSmith")

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Add a Group to a Group
Global group can be added to a local group in a Windows NT 4.0 domain. Note that in the Windows 2000 domain environment, you can nest a group.

Set grp = GetObject("WinNT://INDEPENDENCE/DSys,group")
grp.Add ("WinNT://INDEPENDENCE/PM,group")

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Enumerate Group in a Domain or Computer

'------------------------------------
' ENUMERATING GROUPS IN A DOMAIN
'------------------------------------
Set dom = GetObject("WinNT://INDEPENDENCE")
dom.Filter = Array("Group")

'--- Local Group
Debug.Print "Local Groups---"
For Each grp In dom
If (grp.GroupType = ADS_GROUP_TYPE_DOMAIN_LOCAL_GROUP) Then
Debug.Print grp.Name
End If
Next

'-- Global Group
Debug.Print "Global Groups---"
For Each grp In dom
If (grp.GroupType = ADS_GROUP_TYPE_GLOBAL_GROUP) Then
Debug.Print grp.Name
End If
Next

'---------------------------------------
' ENUMERATING GROUPS IN A COMPUTER
'---------------------------------------
Set comp = GetObject("WinNT://SEATTLE,computer")
comp.Filter = Array("Group")

'All groups in a computer is a local group
Debug.Print "Groups:"
For Each grp In comp
Debug.Print grp.Name
Next

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Enumerate Group Membership

'------------------------------------
' ENUMERATING GROUP MEMBERSHIP
'------------------------------------
Set grp = GetObject("WinNT://INDEPENDENCE/DSys,group")
For Each member In grp.Members
Debug.Print member.Name & " (" & member.Class & ")"

'A local group may contain a global group
'We can enumerate the global group membership as well
If (member.Class = "Group") Then
For Each obj In member.Members
Debug.Print " " & obj.Name & " (" & obj.Class & ")"
Next
End If

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Remove Member from Group

'-----------------------------------------------------
' REMOVING MEMBER FROM A GROUP
'-----------------------------------------------------
Set grp = GetObject("WinNT://INDEPENDENCE/PM,group")
grp.Remove ("WinNT://INDEPENDENCE/ChristyH")

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Find Out if a User or Group is a Member of a Group

'---------------------------------------------------
' IS MEMBER
'---------------------------------------------------
Set grp = GetObject("WinNT://INDEPENDENCE/DSys,group")
If (grp.IsMember("WinNT://INDEPENDENCE/JSmith")) Then
Debug.Print "Yes"
Else
Debug.Print "No"
End If

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Connect to a Computer

'-----------------------------------------
'--- BINDING TO COMPUTER OBJECT
'-----------------------------------------
Set comp = GetObject("WinNT://INDEPENDENCE/SEATTLE,computer")
Debug.Print comp.Division
Debug.Print comp.OperatingSystem
Debug.Print comp.OperatingSystemVersion
Debug.Print comp.Owner
Debug.Print comp.Processor
Debug.Print comp.ProcessorCount

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Enumerate Services in a Computer

'-------------------------------------------
'--- ENUMERATE SERVICES IN A COMPUTER
'-------------------------------------------
Set comp = GetObject("WinNT://INDEPENDENCE/SEATTLE,computer")
comp.Filter = Array("Service")

For Each svc In comp
Debug.Print svc.Name & " " & svc.DisplayName
Next

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Display the Service's Properties

'----------------------------------------------
'--- DISPLAY SERVICE'S PROPERTIES
'-----------------------------------------------

'--- Defined in winnt.h ----------------

Const SERVICE_BOOT_START = &H0
Const SERVICE_SYSTEM_START = &H1
Const SERVICE_AUTO_START = &H2
Const SERVICE_DEMAND_START = &H3
Const SERVICE_DISABLED = &H4
'
' Error control type
'
Const SERVICE_ERROR_IGNORE = &H0
Const SERVICE_ERROR_NORMAL = &H1
Const SERVICE_ERROR_SEVERE = &H2
Const SERVICE_ERROR_CRITICAL = &H3

Const SERVICE_KERNEL_DRIVER = &H1
Const SERVICE_FILE_SYSTEM_DRIVER = &H2
Const SERVICE_ADAPTER = &H4
Const SERVICE_RECOGNIZER_DRIVER = &H8

Const SERVICE_DRIVER = &HB
Const SERVICE_WIN32_OWN_PROCESS = &H10
Const SERVICE_WIN32_SHARE_PROCESS = &H20
Const SERVICE_WIN32 = &H30
Const SERVICE_INTERACTIVE_PROCESS = &H100

Set comp = GetObject("WinNT://SEATTLE,computer")
Set svc = comp.GetObject("Service", "Browser")

Debug.Print "Display Name: " & svc.DisplayName
Debug.Print "Order Group: " & svc.LoadOrderGroup
Debug.Print "Host Name: " & svc.HostComputer

s = "Startup: "

Select Case svc.StartType
Case SERVICE_BOOT_START
s = s + "Boot Start"
Case SERVICE_SYSTEM_START
s = s + "System Start"
Case SERVICE_AUTO_START
s = s + "Automatic"
Case SERVICE_DEMAND_START
s = s + "Manual"
Case SERVICE_DISABLED
s = s + "Disabled"
Case Else
s = s + "Unknown"
End Select
Debug.Print s

'Dependencies
Debug.Print "Dependencies: "
For Each dpc In svc.Dependencies
Debug.Print " " & dpc
Next

'Service Type
s = "Service Type: "

Select Case svc.ServiceType
Case SERVICE_KERNEL_DRIVER
s = s + "Kernel Driver"
Case SERVICE_FILE_SYSTEM_DRIVER
s = s + "File System Driver"
Case SERVICE_ADAPTER
s = s + "Adapter"
Case SERVICE_RECOGNIZER_DRIVER
s = s + "Recognizer Driver"
Case SERVICE_WIN32_OWN_PROCESS
s = s + "Win32 Process"
Case SERVICE_WIN32_SHARE_PROCESS
s = s + "Win32 Share Process"
Case SERVICE_WIN32
s = s + "Win32"
Case SERVICE_INTERACTIVE_PROCESS
s = s + "Interactive Process"
End Select
Debug.Print s

'Error Control
s = "Error Control: "
Select Case svc.ErrorControl

Case SERVICE_ERROR_IGNORE
s = s + "Service ignores error"
Case SERVICE_ERROR_NORMAL
s = s + "No Error"
Case SERVICE_ERROR_SEVERE
s = s + "Severe error"
Case SERVICE_ERROR_CRITICAL
s = s + "Critical error"
Case Else
s = s + "Unknown"
End Select
Debug.Print s

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Stop, Start, and Pause a Service

'----------------------------------------------
'--- STOPPING, STARTING, AND PAUSING A SERVICE
'-----------------------------------------------
Set comp = GetObject("WinNT://SEATTLE,computer")
Set svcOp = comp.GetObject("Service", "Browser")
'Stopping
svcOp.Stop
'Starting
svcOp.Start
'Pausing
svcOp.Pause

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Enumerate File Shares in a Computer

'-----------------------------------------------
'---- ENUMERATING FILE SHARES IN A COMPUTER
'-----------------------------------------------
Set comp = GetObject("WinNT://SEATTLE,computer")
Set svc = GetObject(comp.ADsPath & "/" & "LanmanServer")
For Each fileShare In svc
Debug.Print fileShare.Name & " " & " " & fileShare.CurrentUserCount & " " & fileShare.Path
Next

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Create a File Share in a Computer

'------------------------------------------
'---- CREATING A FILE SHARE IN A COMPUTER
'-------------------------------------------
Set comp = GetObject("WinNT://SEATTLE,computer")
Set svc = GetObject(comp.ADsPath & "/" & "LanmanServer")
Set fileShare = svc.Create("FileShare", "public")
fileShare.Path = "c:\public"
fileShare.SetInfo

Extrait du SDK ADSI 2.5 de microsoft.

Il faut avoir installe active Directory Service Library
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cs_zpiboo Messages postés 46 Date d'inscription vendredi 12 avril 2002 Statut Membre Dernière intervention 11 juin 2003 1
5 déc. 2002 à 17:40
'------------------------------------------
'---- CREATING A FILE SHARE IN A COMPUTER
'-------------------------------------------
Set comp = GetObject("WinNT://SEATTLE,computer")
Set svc = GetObject(comp.ADsPath & "/" & "LanmanServer")
Set fileShare = svc.Create("FileShare", "public")
fileShare.Path = "c:\public"
fileShare.SetInfo

Extrait du SDK ADSI 2.5 de microsoft.

Il faut avoir installe active Directory Service Library
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