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Cant get norwegian characters like æ (ae), ø (oe) and å (aa) when importing by DSADD<br />
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This is my command:<br />
dsadd user &quot;CN=aseoyvin,OU=Elever,OU=<wbr />Elever,OU=<wbr />Brukere,DC<wbr />=sknett,DC<wbr />=no&quot; -pwd OABC1815 -fn &quot;Åsen&quot; -ln &quot;Øyvind&quot; -display &quot;Åsen Øyvind&quot; -disabled no &nbsp;-uc -desc &quot;12.11.2010&quot;<br />
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Saved in notepad as ANSI file.<br />
When opening user. the norwegian letters are wrong in Firstame, Lastname and Displayname.<br />
&nbsp;Have also tried UNICODE nothing happends at all. The cmd file is not running at all.<br />
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Everything else works ok when importing.<br />
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Dag Audun Bjørnberg<br />
Norway:)<br />
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Cant get norwegian characters like æ (ae), ø (oe) and å (aa) when importing by DSADD

This is my command:
dsadd user "CN=aseoyvin,OU=Elever,OU=Elever,OU=Brukere,DC=sknett,DC=no" -pwd OABC1815 -fn "Åsen" -ln "Øyvind" -display "Åsen Øyvind" -disabled no  -uc -desc "12.11.2010"

Saved in notepad as ANSI file.
When opening user. the norwegian letters are wrong in Firstame, Lastname and Displayname.
 Have also tried UNICODE nothing happends at all. The cmd file is not running at all.

Everything else works ok when importing.

Dag Audun Bjørnberg
Norway:)




Norwegian characters using DSADD USER

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