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&gt;&gt;Netware admin can give you a text file with the necessary properties <br />
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oBda is correct, Im a little rusty on Netware (left it at 5.01) but there are command line utilities to dump this information from NDS.
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>>Netware admin can give you a text file with the necessary properties

oBda is correct, Im a little rusty on Netware (left it at 5.01) but there are command line utilities to dump this information from NDS.

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There is a utility called ldifde. &nbsp;Look for this utility and you can script the account creation automatically.
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There is a utility called ldifde.  Look for this utility and you can script the account creation automatically.

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I have a group of users on a Netware domain/system who are moving over to a completely new Windows 2003 domain.<br />
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I think I can obtain a list of users form the Netware administrator, I currently do not need to worry about their e-mail accounts.<br />
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Apparently there are around 180/200 users<br />
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What would be the quickest way of creating all these accounts from scratch?<br />
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Also would there be a way of migrating these acccounts from Netware using software?<br />
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I need an answer to both questions as I do not know if the Netware admin will give me access....<br />
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Thanks,
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I have a group of users on a Netware domain/system who are moving over to a completely new Windows 2003 domain.

I think I can obtain a list of users form the Netware administrator, I currently do not need to worry about their e-mail accounts.

Apparently there are around 180/200 users

What would be the quickest way of creating all these accounts from scratch?

Also would there be a way of migrating these acccounts from Netware using software?

I need an answer to both questions as I do not know if the Netware admin will give me access....

Thanks,

Creating numerous user account very quickly....

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).