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Windows 2003 - AD - User object - Change name property
I have windows 2003 domain (AD) and exchange 2003...
In AD when I create a new user, the "name" of the new AD object in most cases is the first and last name of the user...
I would like to be the "user logon name" (what is left from @)... For example in the John Doe the name I want to be the JDoe and not the John Doe...
1) Why the name is the full name of the user?
2) In new users, how can I set the desired name?
3) In existed users can I change the name?
Thank you
In AD when I create a new user, the "name" of the new AD object in most cases is the first and last name of the user...
I would like to be the "user logon name" (what is left from @)... For example in the John Doe the name I want to be the JDoe and not the John Doe...
1) Why the name is the full name of the user?
2) In new users, how can I set the desired name?
3) In existed users can I change the name?
Thank you
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