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just wrote a vbscript and use the<br />
MSExchHideFromAddressLists<wbr /> = TRUE<br />
property.<br />

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just wrote a vbscript and use the
MSExchHideFromAddressLists = TRUE
property.


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if you want to disable the account you need to change line 33 to <br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;objUser.AccountDisabled = TRUE<br />
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Cheers
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if you want to disable the account you need to change line 33 to

         objUser.AccountDisabled = TRUE

Cheers

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Worked great had to modify some but it was simple enough, thanks for you help :) , now time to add to remove groups hehe
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Worked great had to modify some but it was simple enough, thanks for you help :) , now time to add to remove groups hehe

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hey andrew do you think it is possible to add to remove all groups accept primary which is domain userS?
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hey andrew do you think it is possible to add to remove all groups accept primary which is domain userS?

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please ignore last comment, how can we filter it also like if in group Domain Admin exclude? i will open a new question if you like :)
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please ignore last comment, how can we filter it also like if in group Domain Admin exclude? i will open a new question if you like :)

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Hello Alll<br />
i am trying to get a vbscript to disable a user account &nbsp;and also hide from exchange address book i am currently using this to disable but cant figure out how to hide from exchange address book from the command line any suggestions??<br />
dsquery user -name namehere -limit 0 | dsmod user -disabled yes -a batch file<br />
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Hello Alll
i am trying to get a vbscript to disable a user account  and also hide from exchange address book i am currently using this to disable but cant figure out how to hide from exchange address book from the command line any suggestions??
dsquery user -name namehere -limit 0 | dsmod user -disabled yes -a batch file


 


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