An LDAP Query targeting item allows a preference item to be applied to computers or users only if the LDAP query returns a value for the attribute specified in the targeting item. If Is Not is selected, it allows the preference item to be applied only if the LDAP query does not return a value for the attribute specified in the targeting item.
Filter |
The LDAP search used by the targeting item. All subcontainers are searched. If you want to search for a non-container object, leave this box blank and specify the full location to the non-container object in the Bindings box. Providing this value in the targeting item is optional. Example: This LDAP filter finds all users with last names that start with
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Binding |
The path for a container in which the search is performed. The object must be a container if a Filter is specified, or an error occurs. If the Binding cannot be satisfied, an error results.
Example:
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Attribute |
The specified attribute value returned from the search. Providing this value in the targeting item is optional. Example: This example shows how to specify the canonical name
attribute. |
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Environment variable name |
The name of the environment variable to which the targeting item sets the value of the Attribute, if one is found. Providing this value in the targeting item is optional.
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Additional considerations
- To reposition a targeting item within the
list of targeting items that you have applied to a preference item,
either drag the targeting item to a new position, or select the
targeting item and then click the Move Up arrow or Move
Down arrow.
- Preference items are available only in
domain-based GPOs.
- LDAP Query targeting items use the subtree
search option.
- LDAP Query targeting items do not chase
referrals.