Mr.X

COG Lead Engineer

Shaun Vermaak

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hi, thanks i found using mms console and adding adsi edit.
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hi, thanks i found using mms console and adding adsi edit.

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hi,<br />
got a server 2011 SBS.<br />
i am looking for the attribute tab in active directory user properties.<br />
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i have enabled advanced features from view option- still its could not find attribute tab. is this anything you guys know ??
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hi,
got a server 2011 SBS.
i am looking for the attribute tab in active directory user properties.

i have enabled advanced features from view option- still its could not find attribute tab. is this anything you guys know ??

attribute tab not available in user properties, even after enabling advanced features

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Active Directory

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