Re: Using csved, is this posible ?

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Sorry, I don't know of a way around it.

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"Thomas Nielsen" <spam@xxxxx> wrote in message
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Hj there.

Thanks for the reply. Yes I do know ADMT. But that is not the problem. The
problem is:

I am using a comand like this on my "old" server:
csvde -f export.csv -d "ou=k***,dc=k***,dc=local" -l "DN, objectClass,
sAMAccountName, displayName, homeDirectory, homeDrive".

This takes users my data from the ou caled k*** on the domian caled
k***.local and puts it in to the file caled export.csv.

It gives me a file with lines like this:
This is the first line in the file:
DN,objectClass,displayName,homeDirectory,homeDrive,sAMAccountName

This is line 19 in my file:
CN=Michael Bengt
Madsen,OU=Faste,OU=Laerkehoej,OU=K***,DC=k***,DC=local,user,Michael Bengt
Madsen,\\\\SBS\\users\\bengt,Z:,bengt

But in ordre to get this to work i must manualy edit the lines so they
look something like this:
"CN=Michael Bengt
Madsen,OU=Faste,OU=Laerkehoej,OU=K***,DC=k***,DC=local",user,"Michael
Bengt Madsen",\\\\DC1\\users\\bengt,Z:,bengt

Is there a smart way to ad the " " whitout the manual work ?

I can change the \SBS\ to \DC1\ automaticly in excel, but the rest .???



"Paul Bergson [MVP-DS]" <pbergson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> skrev i en meddelelse
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Are you trying to migrate users from one domain to another? If so look
at ADMT v3, unclear what you are trying to do. ADMT is a free migration
tool from Microsoft.

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Paul Bergson
MVP - Directory Services
MCT, MCSE, MCSA, Security+, BS CSci
2003, 2000 (Early Achiever), NT

http://www.pbbergs.com

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"Thomas Nielsen" <spam@xxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi there NG.

I am using csved, at this time in a test lab.

I can migrate users and OU but it is a pain :-(



I am using a comand like this on my "old" server:
csvde -f export.csv -d "ou=k***,dc=k***,dc=local" -l "DN, objectClass,
sAMAccountName, displayName, homeDirectory, homeDrive".

This takes users my data from the ou caled k*** on the domian caled
k***.local and puts it in to the file caled export.csv.

It gives me a file with lines like this:
This is the first line in the file:
DN,objectClass,displayName,homeDirectory,homeDrive,sAMAccountName

This is line 19 in my file:
CN=Michael Bengt
Madsen,OU=Faste,OU=Laerkehoej,OU=K***,DC=k***,DC=local,user,Michael
Bengt Madsen,\\\\SBS\\users\\bengt,Z:,bengt

But in ordre to get this to work i must manualy edit the lines so they
look something like this:
"CN=Michael Bengt
Madsen,OU=Faste,OU=Laerkehoej,OU=K***,DC=k***,DC=local",user,"Michael
Bengt Madsen",\\\\DC1\\users\\bengt,Z:,bengt

Is there a smart way to ad the " " whitout the manual work ?

I can change the \SBS\ to \DC1\ automaticly in excel, but the rest .???

Thomas Nielsen
Denmark.

Thanks :-)

PS: YES, i know swing migration and stuff like that, but this is a test
and mostly for fun of it and learing bulk creation of users in a bizare
way :-)







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