DSADD - problems

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  1. itgremlin

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    i have created a DSADD batch file as a test in preperation for mass user entry but i am getting a problem see below. Could someone please help me understand why this isnt working.

    C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop>dsadd user "cn=Simon.Rogers,ou=NYUsers,ou=NewYork
    OU,dc=globomantics,dc=com" -fn Simon -ln Rogers -display Simon Rogers -pwd P@ssw
    0rd -mustchpwd yes
    dsadd failed:'Rogers' is an unknown parameter.




    Many Thanks
    Simon
     
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  2. Sparky
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    Try the display name as "Simon Rodgers"
     
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  3. LukeP

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    -display value needs to be in quotes.

    Otherwise -display Simon is one parameter and Rogers is the unknown one.

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  4. itgremlin

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    That worked a treat thanks guys.

    just one thing missing mainly because i havent included it is the user login name this is still blank

    its filled in the pre windows 2000 details just not the one above, thought i created enough info for this to be filled out.

    could you chaps let me know the details for adding this via DSADD

    thanks
    simon
     
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  5. LukeP

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    -samid ?
     
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  6. Fergal1982

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    No, that will be UserPrincipalName (UPN) - Pre-windows 2000 is the SAM. UPN is the topmost shown on the account tab, that consists of two parts, the username, and the domain qualifier.

    THats:

    -upn
     
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  7. itgremlin

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    thanks for your help guys, sorry for the questions just wanted to fully understand where i was going wrong
    thanks again

    simon
     
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    Never apologise for asking questions, if you don't ask then you end up with a real reason to say sorry when it all goes tits up! :p
     
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