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On your domain controller, start &quot;Active Directory Users and Computers&quot; from your start menu. Right click on any folder / OU and click on New -&gt; User.
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On your domain controller, start "Active Directory Users and Computers" from your start menu. Right click on any folder / OU and click on New -> User.

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THE PURPOSE OF CREATING INTERFACE for is not the administrator will create users<br />
Any users have the interface will create an other user<br />
(PUT THE PASSWORD admin in cdoe)
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THE PURPOSE OF CREATING INTERFACE for is not the administrator will create users
Any users have the interface will create an other user
(PUT THE PASSWORD admin in cdoe)

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Create an AD user with a GUI
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TOOLS OR GUI

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DB Dev Tools

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VB Script

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