thanks,
Yvan
$cpm = Get-SPClaimProviderManager
$ad = Get-SPClaimProvider -Identity "AD"
$ad.IsVisible = $false
$cpm.Update()
You should check for potential side effect like crawling for example.Yvand
Thanks for the reply I was able to connect and bind using the account I believe is used for W3WP process and all worked I will look through the logs.
Thanks
Joe
Don’t see anything in sharepoint logs
The SharePoint server is on a domain I am trying to use ADLDS to add users that are not part of our AD and give rights to these users
Thanks
Joe
Yvan
Thanks for the feed back logging seems to be enabled looked at central admin Diagnostic Logging LDAPCP it was set to error/med I changed to VERBOSE/VERBOSE and then tested same error I went into location of logfiles %CommonProgramFiles%\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\15\LOGS\ looked in the file CISPDEV-20160118-1053.log searched for LDAPCP and did not see any errors I can send you a the logfiles if that helps
Thanks