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Granting anonymous read access

This step involves granting “NT AUTHORITY\ANONYMOUS LOGON” (well know security principal) access to objects you want to be able to be located by the means of anonymous lookups. This can be compared to opening some doors to the apartments inside the building.

Let's give it a try and expose some details about one of my computers to the public:

  1. Open Active Directory Users and Computers.

  2. Make sure "View Advanced Features" is checked.

  3. Navigate to the object you want to expose it's information and double click it.

  4. Go to Security tab and click Add button.

  5. Type in " ANONYMOUS LOGON" and acknowledge the dialog.

  6. In the ACL you will notice that now " ANONYMOUS LOGON" has access to some property sets of the computer object (you can actually grant more granular access permissions to the object, but this is beyond the scope of this article).

 

Let's test it:

 

Hey! This didn't work! Well, apparently there is a good reason for that: you need to grant at least "List Contents" permission to the "ANONYMOUS LOGON" on the OU the object, you are querying for, resides in.

How do you do that?

  1. In Active Directory Users and Computers, right-click the OU the object is located in and choose Properties.

  2. Click the Security tab and click advanced.

  3. Click the Add button and in the dialog that opens type in "ANONYMOUS LOGON".

  4. Acknowledge the dialog. This will open a new dialog window.

  5. In the "Apply to" drop-down box choose "This object only" and tick the "List Contents" checkbox as shown in the picture:

 

Now let's try it again:

 

Hurray! Now it works.

Happy binding.