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>Dmitry,
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>The user's NT account is linked to AD, so the web site would have to use impersonation to be aware of the user's NT/AD account. If this is the case, the NT account info is already attached to the HTTPApplication. You can get to the account name with CType(Application.User.Identity, System.Security.Principal.WindowsIdentity).Name. From there, if you want to get the AD properties associated with that name, you can use System.DirectoryServices.DirectorySearcher.
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>Be aware that AD is a freeform cache of name-value pairs. If the directory is not expertly maintained, it will be very difficult to get meaningful data 100% of the time.
Keith,
Thank you very much for your helpful message.
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