No Script Knowledge
Required
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You won't have to write a single line
of code
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Visualize
scripting
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| User Management Resource Administrator
doesn't require any knowledge of scripting
languages such as VBScript or Perl, nor will
you ever have to write a single line of code
when using it. We have essentially created
actions involved in user resource management
as building blocks, where you would normally
see
a seperate
function
or module
inside a script. |
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Traditional
Script Component vs. Visual Script Action |
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Traditional scripting languages such as
VBScript or Perl are all centered around
the same basic principles, and are pretty
much structured like the following example: |
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| Traditional Script |
| -------- Create user -------- |
| Initialize objects and variables |
| Connect to Active Directory |
| Connect to specific Organizational Unit |
| Set the container context in which the user
account will be created |
| Create the user account with username |
| -------- End of script ------- |
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| Visual Script Action |
| In User Management Resource Administrator,
this script is represented by a single action,
available as extension to a project. This action,
called Create User (AD), contains properties
which define the domain and organizational
unit level. The advantage is that it also contains
automated error handling and logging without
any configuration, and that it contains algorithms
to generate usernames and passwords. This action
is also capable of exporting and printing its
information. See below for more actions available
in User Management Resource Administrator: |
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| NOTE: all actions can be
added to scripts in any possible sequence.
Certain actions, such as the Create Exchange
mailbox (2000/2003) need a valid user object,
which is returned by the Create User (AD) action. |
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