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claudio
How to set User Manager Settings for Multiple Users in
Windows 2000 ?
Windows 2000 ?
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Chriss3
User Manager??
that is to handel NT4.0 Domains and pre
//Christoffer Andersson, 17 years old, Sweden, FLEN
that is to handel NT4.0 Domains and pre
//Christoffer Andersson, 17 years old, Sweden, FLEN
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Jerold Schulman
How to set User Manager Settings for Multiple Users in
Windows 2000 ?
See tip 4972 in the 'Tips & Tricks' at http://www.jsiinc.com
For all other multiple actions, use a script, like tip 4646.
Jerold Schulman
Windows: General MVP
JSI, Inc.
http://www.jsiinc.com
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Jack
I m guessing that you mean how to you select multiple
users and set their properties in 2k? I'm afraid the
answer is that you can't with the GUI. There area bunch of
admin scripts out there to help with this.
This one allows you to change the profilePath of your
users.
http://www.rlmueller.net/UpdateUserProfile.htm
-Jack
users and set their properties in 2k? I'm afraid the
answer is that you can't with the GUI. There area bunch of
admin scripts out there to help with this.
This one allows you to change the profilePath of your
users.
http://www.rlmueller.net/UpdateUserProfile.htm
-Jack
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Cary Shultz [A.D. MVP]
Claudio,
In addition to what Chriss, Jack and Jerold have suggested I can come up
with two other methods:
1) ldifde
2) ADModify.
ADModify is a GUI tool that you can download and install on any WIN2000
Server ( does not have to be a DC as you have to 'connect to:' a DC. It is
a great tool for changing several fields in a bunch of users accounts at
once. There are, however, some limitations to it.
ldifde is another really great tool that is a bit more involved than
ADModify but does not 'suffer' from those limitations. You would have to
create a file ( with a .ldf file extension ) and then use the CLI to do it.
HTH,
Cary
In addition to what Chriss, Jack and Jerold have suggested I can come up
with two other methods:
1) ldifde
2) ADModify.
ADModify is a GUI tool that you can download and install on any WIN2000
Server ( does not have to be a DC as you have to 'connect to:' a DC. It is
a great tool for changing several fields in a bunch of users accounts at
once. There are, however, some limitations to it.
ldifde is another really great tool that is a bit more involved than
ADModify but does not 'suffer' from those limitations. You would have to
create a file ( with a .ldf file extension ) and then use the CLI to do it.
HTH,
Cary