Thank you Phil
But how practical is this? Why did they change the old way? I mean
apprently the dsaddusers has many if not all the input parameteres,
but the fact that you don't pass them through an input file is
depressing :(

anyways, now I have teh dsaddusers script ready (for one test user) an
dI have the exchmbx command read to create the mailbox, the only thing
I want to automate more is to create mailboxes for users who starts
with letter A-F in a specific mailbox store, and I-O in another one,
and so on so forth, so is there a way to automate this too?

besides making a home directory to each username and setting the
correct permission, mkdir will be fine but setting the permission in a
command line how?

thanks a lot


On Mon, 10 Jan 2005 10:30:49 -0500, Renouf, Phil
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The -uci switch you mention in dsadd isn't for input from a file, it is
> referencing input from pipe (ie: | ). You can use information from a
> tool like dsquery to pipe information to dsadd (you can pipe the DN for
> an account for example).
> 
> Phil 
> 
> -----Original Message-----
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> Sent: Monday, January 10, 2005 6:22 AM
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> Subject: Re: [ActiveDir] Add users?
> 
> Ok I could see it now, sorry, thanks its working great I have only one
> question, whats the use of the -uci option if I can't pass the
> parameteres in an input file? and I have to make the command each time I
> want to create a new user?
> 
> Also in the addusers.exe windows2k tool, the username was used, now I
> have to use UserDN and samid and nither seem to be working as a
> username?
> 
> thank you
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