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Sure thing:

I haven't got version cue in front of me, so I can't tell you where the configuration goes, it was fairly easy to find, but I'll give you the information that has to be entered - there were a couple of tricks that I've summarised down the bottom.

<tick> - means tick the box.
Anything else in <> means you need to replace it with your own data.
If its not in <>, then enter it as it appears.

OUs must be in order of most specific to most general.

ADOBE VERSION CUE CS3 � ACTIVE DIRECTORY CONFIGURATION

Enable LDAP support <tick>
LDAP Server: <IP Address>
Server Port: <Port � 389 by default for ADS>
Searcbase: ou=<OU>, ou=<OU>, ou=<OU>,dc=<domain1>,dc=<domain2>

Username: cn=<username>,ou=<OU>,ou=<OU>,ou=<OU>,dc=<domain1>,dc=<domain2>
Password: <ADS User Password � must have read rights to ADS>

Use LDAP with SSL: <no tick>

Version Cue Server attribute	LDAP attribute
Username:	uid
Login:	cn
Phone:	telephonenumber
E-Mail:	mail
Comment:	description

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To summarise:
You need to specify fully qualified name of AD user.
Do not leave searchbase blank. It won't work (or at least, it didn't for me).
Searchbase seemed to need something more specific than just domain, if I didn't add OUs, then it found users, but couldn't authenticate.

Where I've written ou=<OU>,ou=<OU> etc, you may need more than the two or three I've written.
Where I've written dc=<domain>,dc=<domain>, you may need more than the two I've written.
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I hope this is enough for you. If you need more, feel free to post again.

Thanks.

--James Duff