Viewing LDAP settings on remote clients via remote server

I would like to have a look at certain settings on client computers via a remote server. It is over a relatively slow connection, so I use ssh to get to the server then I ssh into an available client. For the most part I can find the config files, but I would like to view the settings in Directory Access (where the LDAP server is specified for authentication) and have as yet not been able to find where they're hiding. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Miles

Perfect! This is exactly what I was looking for. I knew it was in there somewhere.
Thanks,
Miles

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I have Windows 7 Professional (PT) installed with Adobe Master Colection CS 6. The error "clsid-not-found(Object::Remote::CLIENT|(Object::Remote::PROTOCOL_LOCAL|PSQL::TrayAppSvr: :00000001)CID_SafeArchive::FileArchiveCache))" start to show a week after using the computer.
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[I see that the you are running the powershell.exe and then importing the module in the command line for the Program you created in SCCM, so just importing the module will do the repair action for you ??]
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Okey so the module does get dumped to the end machine.
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I think what you are doing is below.....for the example am taking "webadministration" module:
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[email protected]
(662)325-2791

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