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    I have searched and searched and can't find specific answers to these questions on LDAP. If you respond to this thread, please be detailed, and thanks very much for your help! I have a ActiveX LDAP component that I am using from within an ASP page to authenticate users (by doing a bind a search). I have a two part question: a) is it necessary to have a component to perform this? Is there no VBScript or other way of authenticating and passing the results to an ASP page? b) what is necessary to perform this securely. Other than pointing to port 636, I know that I have to have SSL cert installed on my IIS, but is that it? I have SSL and I point to 636 (assuming 636 is listening). Any help is greatly appreciated, I just can't seem to find much on this PARTICULAR situation. I have no experience with PHP, but if there is a way to do it and pass the LDAP response to ASP, that's fine with me too!

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