Vista - msSFU30 Attributes

Hi,

I have written a script to create AD users. The script works fine and all
the users look perfect.
However, The UNIX attributes do not seem to take, after the script has
completed they are populated and look 100%, but AD does not recognise them.
The only way is to open the users GUI, set the domain to <none> Apply, then
set the domain back to the correct one, None of the values change at all!

The additions are via msSFU30 Attributes.

Any ideas? or a method that I need to call to do the update above?
Any suggestion gratefully received.

Ta

Mark.

Mad Mark wrote:Are you using the standard active directory users and computer or another way? I recommend you use ADSI edit or similar to view
msSFU30 attributes.
Or you can list them using vbscript.

Connect obj1 to user in AD using standard LDAP.

E.g.
wscript.echo " samAccountname: " & obj1.samAccountname & " (displayName: " & obj1.displayName & ")"
wscript.echo " msSFU30GidNumber: " & obj1.msSFU30GidNumber
wscript.echo " msSFU30UidNumber: " & obj1.msSFU30UidNumber
script.echo " msSFU30LoginShell: " & obj1.msSFU30LoginShell
wscript.echo " msSFU30HomeDirectory: " & obj1.msSFU30HomeDirectory

Or show it standard Unix-style:
wscript.echo " " & obj1.samAccountname &":x:"& obj1.msSFU30UidNumber &":"& obj1.msSFU30GidNumber &":"& obj1.displayName &":"&
obj1.msSFU30HomeDirectory &":"& obj1.msSFU30LoginShell



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"HAL07" <yahoohal@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:OS7VSPFjJHA.4880@xxxxxxHi,

I am using that method to list out the objects, I get something like :-

msSFU30Name: testuser

msSFU30UidNumber: 10001

msSFU30GidNumber: 10000

msSFU30LoginShell: /bin/bash

msSFU30Password: ABCD!efgh12345$67890

msSFU30NisDomain: jp2k3

msSFU30HomeDirectory: /home/testuser



Mark