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| | Query Active Dir group where name contains * I am trying to find the members of an Active Dir group in code, but unfortunately the name of the group contains "*". I have no problem returning members of any other groups we have. I have tried: searcher.Filter = "(CN=*Chester Ground Floor)" searcher.Filter = "(CN=\x2AChester Ground Floor)" searcher.Filter = "(CN=\2AChester Ground Floor)" searcher.Filter = "(CN~=Chester Ground Floor)" The first option times out because it finds ALL groups. Second returns null Third says "invalid escape sequence" and won't compile Last one returns null I know the group name is correct because I can return it in a list of all my groups. I have also tried fully qualifying the filter (OU=) etc. Any advice gratefully received. Dave. |
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