Re: Unable to create users programatically

You could try posting the actual script you are running, perhaps here, but more likely in a scripting, wmi, adsi, or developer newsgroup.


Byron Hynes
Windows Server
Microsoft Corporation

http://spaces.msn.com/members/byronphynes

I'm trying to automate account creation - either through a script or
eventually a .NET web application.

When I run this Technet code, I get no error message, but the users
are never created.  I've also tried a number of other scripts with no
luck.

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/scripts/ad/users/manage/
usmgvb05.mspx

I've confirmed VBScript is binding to the objects (the domain and user
return True when I test using isObject), but it looks like the write
operation never works.

Any ideas?

Thanks!



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