Getting the Next Available Entry ID for a Server
Getting the Next Available Entry ID for a Server
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The following example gets the next available entry ID for the specified server.
Visual Basic
'////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// ' Function: getNextAvailableEntryID() ' Purpose: Gets the next available entry ID for the specified server. ' ' Input: szDomainName: Domain of the Exchange organization ' szOrganizationName: Name of Exchange Organization ' szAdministrativeGroupName: Name of Administrative Group ' szServerName: Name of server to use ' szUserName: Admin Username ' szUserPwd: Admin pwd ' szDirectoryServer: Name of the Directory Server ' ' Output: getNextAvailableEntryID: Contains Error code (if any) ' szEntryid Next available ID ' ' Note: In order for this example to function correctly, it may be necessary to include ' references to the following libraries: Active DS Type Library, Microsoft CDO for ' Exchange Management Library, Microsoft Cluster Service Automation Classes, ' Microsoft CDO for Windows 2000 Library. '////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Public Function getNextAvailableEntryID(ByVal szDomainName As String, _ ByVal szOrganizationName As String, _ ByVal szAdministrativeGroupName As String, _ ByVal szServerName As String, _ ByVal szUserName As String, _ ByVal szUserPwd As String, _ ByRef szEntryID As String, _ ByVal szDirectoryServer) As Integer Dim objLdap As IADsOpenDSObject Dim objHosting As IADsContainer Dim objObject As IADs Dim iEntryIDNum As Integer Dim szConnString As String Dim szaDomTokens() As String Dim szDomainDN As String On Error GoTo errhandler ' Put the domain name into an ldap string. szaDomTokens = Split(szDomainName, ".", -1, 1) szDomainDN = Join(szaDomTokens, ",dc=") szDomainDN = "dc=" & szDomainDN ' Build up the connection string. szConnString = "LDAP://" + szDirectoryServer + _ "/cn=http,cn=protocols,cn=" + szServerName + _ ",cn=servers,cn=" + szAdministrativeGroupName + _ ",cn=Administrative Groups,cn=" + szOrganizationName + _ ",cn=Microsoft Exchange,cn=services,cn=configuration," + _ szDomainDN ' Open up the directory with the passed credentials (preferably the admin). Set objLdap = GetObject("LDAP:") ' Get a container object from the connection string. Set objHosting = objLdap.OpenDSObject(szConnString, _ szUserName, _ szUserPwd, _ ADS_SECURE_AUTHENTICATION) ' Enumerate though each http server installed and get the highest entry id. ' Start out at entry ID 100 because that is what the Exchange System Manager does. iEntryIDNum = 100 objHosting.filter = Array("protocolCfgHTTPServer") For Each objObject In objHosting If iEntryIDNum <= Int(Val(Mid(objObject.Name, 4))) Then iEntryIDNum = Int(Val(Mid(objObject.Name, 4))) + 1 End If Next szEntryID = Str(iEntryIDNum) getNextAvailableEntryID = 0 ' Clean up. Set objLdap = Nothing Set objHosting = Nothing Set objObject = Nothing Exit Function 'Error handling. errhandler: szEntryID = "Couldn't do anything." getNextAvailableEntryID = 1 Set objLdap = Nothing Set objHosting = Nothing Set objObject = Nothing ' Implement error logging here. Exit Function End Function
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