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Changing "Primary Domain Account" on ExChange 5.5At this moment we use Exchange 5.5-email-accounts in combination with NT-domain accounts. In near future we want to migrate to Windows-2003-accounts. For testing purposes we changed the email-properties (primary domain account) of a certain user from one domain to another. We also checked the permissions tab: under "Windows NT Accounts with permissions" we saw both user accounts. This all is ok! What I want to know: how can I script this (vbscript)? Or does someone know a site where I can find sample scripts? Because there are approx. 1000 accounts to migrate... With regards, André On 13 Jul 2005 07:53:30 -0700, "DrDre" <a***@planet.nl> wrote: That doesn't make sense. There is no such thing as a 5.5 account.>Hi there, > >At this moment we use Exchange 5.5-email-accounts in combination with >NT-domain accounts. They're all NT accounts. > If you do a proper 5.5 to 2003 migration then you will be able to tie>In near future we want to migrate to Windows-2003-accounts. For testing >purposes we changed the email-properties (primary domain account) of a >certain user from one domain to another. We also checked the >permissions tab: under "Windows NT Accounts with permissions" we saw >both user accounts. This all is ok! > >What I want to know: how can I script this (vbscript)? Or does someone >know a site where I can find sample scripts? > >Because there are approx. 1000 accounts to migrate... the existing malboxes into existing accounts and migrate those accounts to AD, en-masse. You wouldn't need to script anything. > I'm guessing you will probably want to explain a little more about>With regards, > >André what kind of AD migration you wish to do. Mark,
A proper 5.5 to 2003 migration is not what I asked. Though that will take place somewhere next year, I have to deal with Exchange 5.5... And yes, you are right about my incorrect use of "a 5.5 account". The question was and is how to script changing the property "primary domain account" and the "Windows NT Accounts with permissions" on tab 'Permissions'. Or the Url of a site on which these scripts are told... Thanks for taking the time to answer my Question, André "Why don't script it" Hi André
You can do this by a simple Directory Import. The attributes you have to use, to manage the permissions are: "Primary Windows NT Account" and "Obj-Users". Regards Pano Show quote "DrDre" wrote: > Mark, > > A proper 5.5 to 2003 migration is not what I asked. Though that will > take place somewhere next year, I have to deal with Exchange 5.5... And > yes, you are right about my incorrect use of "a 5.5 account". > > The question was and is how to script changing the property "primary > domain account" and the "Windows NT Accounts with permissions" on tab > 'Permissions'. Or the Url of a site on which these scripts are told... > > Thanks for taking the time to answer my Question, > > André > > "Why don't script it" > > Pano,
Tnx, but I know that it is possible by Directory Import. But is is it possible by (vb)script and if yes, how (or on what site to be found) Regards, André Pano wrote: Show quote > Hi André > > You can do this by a simple Directory Import. The attributes you have to > use, to manage the permissions are: > "Primary Windows NT Account" and "Obj-Users". > > Regards > Pano > > > "DrDre" wrote: > > > Mark, > > > > A proper 5.5 to 2003 migration is not what I asked. Though that will > > take place somewhere next year, I have to deal with Exchange 5.5... And > > yes, you are right about my incorrect use of "a 5.5 account". > > > > The question was and is how to script changing the property "primary > > domain account" and the "Windows NT Accounts with permissions" on tab > > 'Permissions'. Or the Url of a site on which these scripts are told... > > > > Thanks for taking the time to answer my Question, > > > > André > > > > "Why don't script it" > > > > Sorry, but I don't know any sites where you can find such scripts.
Go to Google and search for scripts for Exchange 5.5. I am sure you will find something. As you know the attributes you have to use, just modify these scripts. Regards Pano "DrDre" <a***@planet.nl> wrote in message Tnx, but I know that it is possible by Directory Import. But is is itnews:1121349919.693360.246250@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com... Pano, possible by (vb)script and if yes, how (or on what site to be found) Regards, André Pano wrote: Show quote > Hi André > > You can do this by a simple Directory Import. The attributes you have to > use, to manage the permissions are: > "Primary Windows NT Account" and "Obj-Users". > > Regards > Pano > > > "DrDre" wrote: > > > Mark, > > > > A proper 5.5 to 2003 migration is not what I asked. Though that will > > take place somewhere next year, I have to deal with Exchange 5.5... And > > yes, you are right about my incorrect use of "a 5.5 account". > > > > The question was and is how to script changing the property "primary > > domain account" and the "Windows NT Accounts with permissions" on tab > > 'Permissions'. Or the Url of a site on which these scripts are told... > > > > Thanks for taking the time to answer my Question, > > > > André > > > > "Why don't script it" > > > >  |
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