project - exchaneg automation

• create a 15 element samacctIndex array and populate with 0
  
• remove spaces from last name - use regx
  
• combine 1st letter of frist name with revised last name -samacctMain
  
• search 4 all samacctMain
• 4 each samacctMain use regex 2 strip samacctIndex
• put samacctIndex in samacctIndex(samacctIndex) element replacing 0
• search 4 first 0 in samacctIndexarray the element # will become the samacctIndex
• combine samacctMain+samacctIndex = samacctName
• destroy & recreate a 15 element samacctIndex array and populate with 0

admin ou & groups

• get all users with admin loc codes
• ou they're in
• groups they're in
• other qualifiers i.e department responsibility
• look 4 coreolation

HOW TO: Reconnect a mailbox to another user

VBScript to create a large number of mailbox-enabled user accounts

sorting excel data via VBA
sort method doc
Using VBA to Sort Data on Multiple Sheets
Sorting Cells using VBA
subroutine which will sort the active worksheet by first column, then remove any duplicates
re-sorts a named range when data is added

replace a user acct ctrl-F

Sorting a Range using VBA - Excel Help Forum

The Recipient Update Service and Linked Value Replication

Select a Product Advanced SearchHow to work with the Exchange Recipient Update Service

How to Manually Update the Recipient Update Service via script

Creating Exchange Users with Excel (Part 1)

Creating Exchange Users with Excel (Part 2)

exchange Management & Administration Articles

The SelfADSI Tutorial introduces administrators to the scripting in Active Directory environments and other LDAP directory systems. The aim is to understand and being able to develop directory scripts without having specific previous knowledge in ADS or LDAP. Preferred scripting language is Visual Basic Script (VBScript). ADS scripting / LDAP scripting is easy - learn it with SelfADSI.

The minimum attributes needed for RUS are mailNickname (Exchange Alias) and msExchHomeServerName

In this section of the SelfADSI Scripting tutorial the Exchange 2000/Exchange 2003 attributes of an Active Directory Services object will be described. These AD attributes and the additional tabs in the admin utility are only visible if Exchange has been installed in the Active Directory forest and if the according management tools exist on your machine - and if the regarding object is mail enabled.

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/scripts/message/default.mspx?mfr=true

Alphabetical list of AD attributes

SelfADSI tutorial according "Creating mail enabled users".

A User Comes and a User Goes

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