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We use a script to add users to our domain.<br />
In the User Properties - Organization - Manager - Name field, I want to add the users' manager.<br />
I tried setting the UserManager variable and adding the following line to the script<br />
objuser2.Put &quot;manager&quot;,UserManager<br />
The script does not work.<br />
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Question: Is it possible to populate the User Properties - Organization - Manager - Name Field?<br />
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If it is, what is the AD Variable name for that field?<br />
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Thanks in advance
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We use a script to add users to our domain.
In the User Properties - Organization - Manager - Name field, I want to add the users' manager.
I tried setting the UserManager variable and adding the following line to the script
objuser2.Put "manager",UserManager
The script does not work.

Question: Is it possible to populate the User Properties - Organization - Manager - Name Field?

If it is, what is the AD Variable name for that field?

Thanks in advance

Active Directory: User Properties - Organization - Manager - Name field : How do I populate that field using a script?

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