Using Microsoft ldp GUI Tool to get AD LegacyExchangeDN values in OfficeScan (OSCE)

- Updated:
- 25 Apr 2019
- Product/Version:
- OfficeScan 11.0
- OfficeScan XG.All
- Worry-Free Business Security Services 6.3
- Worry-Free Business Security Services 6.5
- Platform:
- N/A N/A
- Windows 10 32-bit
- Windows 10 64-bit
- Windows 2003 Datacenter 64-bit
- Windows 2003 Enterprise
- Windows 2003 Server R2
- Windows 2003 Standard 64-bit
- Windows 2008 Datacenter
- Windows 2008 Datacenter 64-bit
- Windows 2008 Enterprise
- Windows 2008 Enterprise 64-bit
- Windows 2008 Server R2 Enterprise
- Windows 2008 Standard
- Windows 2008 Standard 64-bit
- Windows 2008 Web Server Edition
- Windows 2008 Web Server Edition 64-bit
- Windows 2012 Datacenter R2
- Windows 2012 Enterprise
- Windows 2012 Enterprise R2
- Windows 2012 Server Essential R2
- Windows 2012 Server Essentials
- Windows 2012 Standard
- Windows 2012 Standard R2

Summary

This article explains how to use Microsoft ldp GUI Tool to get the LegacyExchangeDN values in an Active Directory (AD) of OSCE.

Details

To use Microsoft ldp GUI Tool:

Please download the LDP tool from here and double click it to run. The icon should look like this:
Open Connection > Connect. There's no need to input anything.
Click OK if the current machine is located inside an Active Directory. Messages like the following will show in the right panel:

This indicates that the connection has been established.
Open Connection > Bind. A valid domain user credential is needed.
Open View > Tree. The whole Active Directory tree should show up.

You can start looking for some specific domain account information by traversing the tree, and then finally get LegacyExchangeDN, one of the attributes belonging to a domain account.