Hi, I am busy to change the LegacyExchangeDN, msExchHomeServerName from with a script. but doesn't work. I am using the follwing command: csvde -f c:\users.csv -l "LegacyExchangeDN,msExchHomeServerName" -d "OU=UserTest,DC=Test,DC=com" I see the details with old LegacyExchangeDN, msExchHomeServerName I modify the *.csv file with the correct information but when I want to import the file doesn't work. I open the csv file with wordpad and see this information. Example: "CN=User1,OU=UserTest,DC=Test,DC=com",/o=Exch/ou=Exchange/cn=Recipients/cn=User1,/o=Exch/ou=Exchange/cn=Configuration/cn=Servers/cn=WINEXCH I changed the settings like : Example: "CN=User1,OU=UserTest,DC=Test,DC=com",/o=Exch2003/ou=Exchange/cn=Recipients/cn=User1,/o=Exch2003/ou=Exchange/cn=Configuration/cn=Servers/cn=WINEXCH I saved the file and now I want to import. with the following command: CSVDE -i -f users.csv and I get this message: Currently connect to (null) Log in as current user using SSPI Currently importing from the file directory users.csv The objectClass attribute is not defined 0 entries were changed. There was an error in the program occurred There are no log files. Specify the path for the log files using the-j switch on when you log file to create. What do I wrong or how do I can modify the user settings to do that. Or what is the best to do that I have only change the settings for specify OU with users. The others on other OU is correct. Sorry guys I am not a good vbs or powershell scripter Does somebody now . Regards, Hakan91 Good luck everyone.

This is the output file: DN,legacyExchangeDN,msExchHomeServerName "OU=UserTest,DC=Test,DC=com",, "CN=User1,OU=UserTest,DC=Test,DC=com",/o=Exch/ou=Exchange/cn=Recipients/cn=User1,/o=Exch/ou=Exchange/cn=Configuration/cn=Servers/cn=WINEXCH I modify only with wordpad the /o=Exch to Exch2003 and save the file. Thats all what I did Kind regards, Hakan91 Good luck everyone.

Does anybody knows what kind a script so that I can use after the modify the settings import again. Kind regards, Hakan91Good luck everyone.

Any body know what is going on to the import..Good luck everyone.

On Fri, 23 Mar 2012 20:43:29 +0000, Hakan91 wrote: >Hi, > >I am busy to change the LegacyExchangeDN, msExchHomeServerName from with a script. but doesn't work. >I am using the follwing command: >csvde -f c:\users.csv -l "LegacyExchangeDN,msExchHomeServerName" -d "OU=UserTest,DC=Test,DC=com" > >I see the details with old LegacyExchangeDN, msExchHomeServerName I modify the *.csv file with the correct information but when I want to import the file doesn't work. I open the csv file with wordpad and see this information. >Example: >"CN=User1,OU=UserTest,DC=Test,DC=com",/o=Exch/ou=Exchange/cn=Recipients/cn=User1,/o=Exch/ou=Exchange/cn=Configuration/cn=Servers/cn=WINEXCH > >I changed the settings like : >Example: >"CN=User1,OU=UserTest,DC=Test,DC=com",/o=Exch2003/ou=Exchange/cn=Recipients/cn=User1,/o=Exch2003/ou=Exchange/cn=Configuration/cn=Servers/cn=WINEXCH > >I saved the file and now I want to import. with the following command: >CSVDE -i -f users.csv and I get this message: >Currently connect to (null) >Log in as current user using SSPI >Currently importing from the file directory users.csv >The objectClass attribute is not defined >0 entries were changed. >There was an error in the program occurred >There are no log files. Specify the path for the >log files using the-j switch on when you >log file to create. > >What do I wrong or how do I can modify the user settings to do that. Or what is the best to do that I have only change the settings for specify OU with users. The others on other OU is correct. Sorry guys I am not a good vbs or powershell scripter >Does somebody now . Use LDIFDE, not CSVDE to accomplish this sort of work. Or use ADModify. Or use VBS and ADSI, or powershell and .Net (and the ADSI accelerator), to script the changes. --- Rich Matheisen MCSE+I, Exchange MVP --- Rich Matheisen MCSE+I, Exchange MVP

HI Rich, Do you have a example for me, so that I can export and Import that settings. Kind regards, Hakan91Good luck everyone.

On Sun, 25 Mar 2012 10:32:14 +0000, Hakan91 wrote: > > >HI Rich, > >Do you have a example for me, so that I can export and Import that settings. RFC 2849. dn: <distinguishedname> changetype: modify replace: legacyExchangeDN legacyExchangeDN: <LDN-value> - dn: <distinguishedname> changetype: modify replace: legacyExchangeDN legacyExchangeDN: <LDN-value> - dn: <distinguishedname> changetype: modify replace: legacyExchangeDN legacyExchangeDN: <LDN-value> - etc. --- Rich Matheisen MCSE+I, Exchange MVP --- Rich Matheisen MCSE+I, Exchange MVP