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challenging system.directoryservice

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    i found that there is no reason why we should use username and password parameter in DirectoryEntry constructor, but why do they provide it? since it will always use the current windows account which run the program to authenticate against active directory, so that whatever username and password i specify in DirectoryEntry constructor is useless. Am i right? your info is highly appreciated. Thanks

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      i found that there is no reason why we should use username and password parameter in DirectoryEntry constructor, but why do they provide it? since it will always use the current windows account which run the program to authenticate against active directory, so that whatever username and password i specify in DirectoryEntry constructor is useless. Am i right? your info is highly appreciated. Thanks

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      i get the answer, i was wrong:)

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