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       Fetch LDAP Details
   DIR By: udaykirandocs
       Date: October 22, 2019, 4:24 am
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       1. You have one input variable $username, assign value to it
       using Read-Host, this is used to get data at runtime from user.
       2. From the above variable, if the user provides like this
       domainsite1.uk\uday1 then create a new variable as below.
       $ldap = "LDAP://DC=domainsite1,DC=uk"
       if like this: domainsite1\uday1
       $ldap = "LDAP://DC=domainsite1,DC=com"
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       Re: Fetch LDAP Details
   DIR By: uday
       Date: October 22, 2019, 5:44 am
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       I kept .uk as an example
       What I mean is to add the extension mentioned to DC= or if
       extension not provided, use "com" there.
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       Re: Fetch LDAP Details
   DIR By: udaykirandocs
       Date: October 23, 2019, 5:51 am
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       This is the solution for your reference.
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