Get other ldap query strings associated with a domain.

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Published on 2011-01-04T14:28:42Z Indexed on 2011/01/04 14:55 UTC
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I have in Softerra LDAP Administration something like the following:

server: blah.gov
OU=Domain Controllers etc...
ldap://subdomain.blah.gov

I can't figure out how to, in C#, get those other ldap subdomain query strings.

I'm not sure how else to explain it, so ask questions and I'll try to clarify.

Updated: This is what Softerra LDAP Administrator looks like. The ldap queries near the bottom are not children of the above node, but somehow, the program knows about them and linked them in the GUI. If I could figure out how, that would fix my problem.

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