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LDAP Label with wildcard

Has anyone ever created an LDAP label that includes a wildcard? I would like a label that will apply to all machines in OUs beneath a certain level, but the LDAP labels only seem to apply to a specific terminal OU (one without children).

Our AD structure includes separate OUs for each lab:
Lab Systems
->Building 1
---->Lab 1
---->Lab 2
->Building 2
---->Lab 1

etc.

I tried making an LDAP label that looks for:
distinguishedName=CN=KBOX_COMPUTER_NAME,*,OU=Lab Systems,OU=GPO Exceptions,DC=FAS,DC=LCL)

but it doesn't apply to any systems. If I include the entire OU tree then the label applies, but I don't want a label for each lab, I'd like a label that would apply to all systems beneath the Lab Systems OU.

Thanks in advance.

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Posted by: ncsutmf 13 years ago
Green Belt
2
Try something like this.

Search Base DN: OU=Lab Systems,OU=GPO Exceptions,DC=FAS,DC=LCL
Search Filter: (sAMAccountName=KBOX_COMPUTER_NAME$)
Posted by: scottlutz 13 years ago
Orange Senior Belt
0
If you are on a recent Domain setup, you may want to look at this article:
http://www.msresource.net/knowledge_base/articles/info:_what_are_active_directory_recursive_queries.html

HTH,
Scott
Posted by: steelc 13 years ago
Senior Yellow Belt
0
Thanks, ncsutmf, that did the trick.
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