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Thanks.
I've tried this: "dscl . -read /Config/Kerberos:<YOUR.KERBEROS.REALM>"
but I keep getting a "<dscl_cmd> DS Error: -14136 (eDSRecordNotFound)" error.
I've substituted "<YOUR.KERBEROS.REALM>" with every known "mydomainname.com" variation I can think of.
Does anyone know another way to glean this information?
Mac Pro, Mac OS X (10.7.3)
Easiest way from Windows is to go to a command prompt and type "set" (no quotes). Look for the LOGONSERVER variable.
On a Mac if you don't wan tto use dscl you might be able to use netstat and grep for 389 or 636 (LDAP/LDAPS ports)
harv55 thanks.
Could you (or someone) possibly provide example syntax for the Terminal (Mac) Command?
I don't recall the syntax off hand to do this in one line of code, but you can do the following
netstat | grep 389
netstat | grep 636
Determine which Windows Domain Controller I'm authenticating to:
