ADAM gives you two attributes that can be used in a bind operation as the
user name that you can set directly, userPrincipalName and displayName. ADAM
also doesn't require a UPN style name in the userPrincipalName attribute
() so you can put any arbitrary value in there as long as it
is unique.
Thus, you should be able to effectively give the users two arbitrary
username values that can be used for bind auth by using both of these
attributes together.
I hope that helps!
--
Joe Kaplan-MS MVP Directory Services Programming
Co-author of "The .NET Developer's Guide to Directory Services Programming"
http://www.directoryprogramming.net
"Kartik" <> wrote in message
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>
> sorry there is one corection in below post i want to link the user id
> created in ADAM with the user id imported from application database for
> single sign on
> "Kartik" wrote:
>
>> In my schenario i have 2 diffrent application having there own
>> authentication
>> in database. i want inport this users into ADAM. Once imported this users
>> will be inactive. I will create the separate user ID in ADAM and wanted
>> to
>> link this newly created useer ID with the one created. This i want to do
>> for
>> Single Sign on. Please let me know is it possible if yes how i can do
>> that.
>> Please help
>>
>> Regards
>>
>> Kartik