Seems like each time you actually wants to use some MS technology for real you find a serious bug in it…<\/p>\n
If you query active directory to get a list of say, all the machines on the network and the list happens to be bigger than a 1000 items there is a problem using DirectorySearcher. There is a property called SizeLimit but even if you set it to anything larger than a 1000 it always only return a 1000 items.<\/p>\n
Fortunately (like a lot of other cases) there is a way around it. DirectorySearcher have another property for PageSize which if you set that then the size limit is ignored and you can access more than the 1000 items.<\/p>\n
e.g.<\/p>\n
string<\/span> filter = “(objectCategory=Computer)”; Seems like each time you actually wants to use some MS technology for real you find a serious bug in it… If you query active directory to get a list of say, all the machines on the network and the …<\/p>\n
\nusing<\/span> (DirectorySearcher<\/span> searcher = new DirectorySearcher<\/span>(filter))
\n{
\n\/\/searcher.SizeLimit = 2000; \/\/ignored
\nsearcher.PageSize = 1000;
\nSearchResultCollection<\/span> matches = searcher.FindAll();
\nforeach<\/span> (SearchResult<\/span> match in matches)
\n{
\nDirectoryEntry<\/span> de = match.GetDirectoryEntry();
\n…
\n}
\n}<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"