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Like xxdcmast says.. Don't use first last but username and split the dc= 
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Like xxdcmast says.. Don't use first last but username and split the dc=

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Hi, I<br />
'm tried to run the following command on the command &nbsp;prompt:<br />
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dsmod user &quot;CN=First.Last,OU=Upload,D<wbr />C=Domain.l<wbr />ocal&quot; -pwd 107345 -mustchpwd yes<br />
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Always returned dmos failed: <i>command</i> : A referral returned from the server.<br />
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Some body can help me with the error? 
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Hi, I
'm tried to run the following command on the command  prompt:

dsmod user "CN=First.Last,OU=Upload,DC=Domain.local" -pwd 107345 -mustchpwd yes

Always returned dmos failed: command : A referral returned from the server.

Some body can help me with the error? 

Dsmod failed

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