Most probably, your regular windows user does not have permissions to read
ADAM data. Add Domain Users group to Readers group in ADAM partition. Or
perhaps, add Authenticated users. Then anybody who can logon to the domain
will be able to read ADAM data.
If you are planning to use Outlook Address Book with ADAM, and your domain
is larger than just a few hundred users, then you should get 832474 or a
later ADAM qfe (the latest one is 840991 it appears). Note you will need to
define the new index (subtree-ized index on CN attribute) to make Outlook's
VLV searches faster.

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