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The following query returns the msExchRecipientDisplayType<wbr /> attribute of <b>JDOE</b><br />
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dsquery * -filter &quot;(&amp;(objectCategory=Person)<wbr />(objectCla<wbr />ss=User)(s<wbr />AMAccountN<wbr />ame=<b>JDOE</b>))&quot; -attr msExchRecipientDisplayType<wbr /><br />
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How can I use the <i>dsmod user</i> command to change the attribute of <b>msExchRecipientDisplayType<wbr /> </b> for JDOE?
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The following query returns the msExchRecipientDisplayType attribute of JDOE

dsquery * -filter "(&(objectCategory=Person)(objectClass=User)(sAMAccountName=JDOE))" -attr msExchRecipientDisplayType

How can I use the dsmod user command to change the attribute of msExchRecipientDisplayType  for JDOE?

dsmod msExchRecipientDisplayType

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