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by joseph moore
Well, how about running the NET USER command to make the users, and put this in a BAT file.
For example, to add user TOM with a password of "password", and to add this to your Windows domain, you would run the following line on a Domain Controller:
NET USER TOM password /DOMAIN /ADD
Now, say you want to add several users. You could just put multiple NET USER commands in the same BAT file. For example, a file could look like this:
NET USER TOM password /DOMAIN /ADD
NET USER BOB password /DOMAIN /ADD
NET USER JIM password /DOMAIN /ADD
NET USER KIM password /DOMAIN /ADD
Save the file as NEWUSER.BAT and there you go! You could then copy this file, and paste it onto a domain controller, then double-click it and voila! Multiple users added at once!
hope this helps
by williamoshea
There is a toll by flo computer systems that can help you. Check out www.flocs.com or just search for flocs using any appropriate search engine. I have not used this tool before. My prefered method is using a batch file with th ecommand net user.
Good Luck
by tictag
I tend to use CSVDE.EXE tool to import multiple AD objects. It?s a bit long winded to start with but once you have exported a few objects to a CSV file and then used that export as an import template it?s easy. You can also prestage your computers using this too!
Microsoft has some useful KB articles on the minimum requirements for object properties that must be included.
Regards,
Tictag.
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