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Hi,
When we create new users by copying from templates, we found some attributes
which were copied in User Manage for Domain (NT), such as Description, and
some new attributes, such as Street, will not be copied to the new accounts.
I found the following info from Microsoft Windows 2000 Scripting Guide:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/guide/sas_usr_cioj.mspx?pf=true
"Another way of completing the copy user account task is by using the schema
attribute of IADs to determine which attributes of the user class are
optional, then check the template user account to determine which of these
attributes contain values. For those that do contain values, write those
values to the new user account object. This approach does not require you to
define the specific attributes you want assigned to the new user account."
I believe this will solve my problem. Does any know any detail info about
this approach and can provide me the link to it?
Thanks in advance,
Eric
Hi,
When we create new users by copying from templates, we found some attributes
which were copied in User Manage for Domain (NT), such as Description, and
some new attributes, such as Street, will not be copied to the new accounts.
I found the following info from Microsoft Windows 2000 Scripting Guide:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/guide/sas_usr_cioj.mspx?pf=true
"Another way of completing the copy user account task is by using the schema
attribute of IADs to determine which attributes of the user class are
optional, then check the template user account to determine which of these
attributes contain values. For those that do contain values, write those
values to the new user account object. This approach does not require you to
define the specific attributes you want assigned to the new user account."
I believe this will solve my problem. Does any know any detail info about
this approach and can provide me the link to it?
Thanks in advance,
Eric