Export / Import Exchange 2003 LegacyExchangeDN, msExchHomeServerName
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.
March 23rd, 2012 4:43pm
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.
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March 23rd, 2012 5:00pm
Does anybody knows what kind a script so that I can use after the modify the settings import again.
Kind regards,
Hakan91Good luck everyone.
March 23rd, 2012 9:18pm
Any body know what is going on to the import..Good luck everyone.
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March 24th, 2012 5:28pm
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
March 24th, 2012 5:31pm
HI Rich,
Do you have a example for me, so that I can export and Import that settings.
Kind regards,
Hakan91Good luck everyone.
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March 25th, 2012 6:32am
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
March 25th, 2012 3:34pm