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5/13/2011 4:16 PM
 
I've implemented the DNN AD Authintication module and everything seems to work perfect to spec. My question is can someone point me in the right directon on how to fully sync Active Directory users and DotNetNuke users. Example if AD account is disabled then delete it from DNN.
 
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5/13/2011 5:59 PM
 
That would require a separate module as it's beyond the current scope of the AD provider. As far as I know nothing has been written that does this though it would be a great idea. I know I could use it.

However that said....if the AD account is disabled then the user should not be able to login. I think. It's something I've never really tried before but will attempt to this weekend.
 
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