bulk create mail enable contacts for exchange and change attribute in AD?
Hi I am really hoping someone can help me. I was suggested to post in here from the powershell forum. I need to do 2 things: We have an exchange server 2007 which our teachers and other staff use and students who use Novell Groupwise 7. All users have AD accounts and the plan is students will use groupwise with their AD username and password. Staff need to be able to see students in the outlook global address list even though the mailboxes are not on exchange, to summarise I need to create a mail enable for an existing contact in Exchange pointing to their email on Groupwise. One of the issues is our usernames are setup as yearfirstname.surname@emaildomain.com and for users to login to groupwise their username needs to be yearfirstnamesurname@emaildomain.com (just removing the dot) I have managed to export our AD users from an OU and export it as a CSV and removed the . but now need to insert this back into ad and change the attribute for email. At the moment for each student some have an email address in the email attribute in AD and some don't. I need to somehow insert some information into this attribute box which is username@schoolname.stu as well as bulk create the mail enabled contacts for existing AD users. Can anyone point me in how I could do this with a CSV file. If it can be done I would really appreciate some assistance on what columns I need in the CSV. I have got most tools available to me such as powershell, exchange management shell, Quest PowerGUI, AD modify and CSVDE. If I could use any of these tools to assist me it would be great. I am aware that once all mail enabled users are in I need to run the following command in Powershell which updates the global address list for Outlook. update-globaladdresslist -identity "Default Global Address List" -domaincontroller {domain controller name} Can anyone help?
September 16th, 2009 9:13am

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September 28th, 2009 12:15pm

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