This action is typically used for creating non-user objects in the AD
(e.g. an OU)
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Property Name |
Description |
Typical setting |
Remarks |
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Domain |
The name of the domain where the object will
be created |
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If you specify a value for this property,
please do not specify a value for property LDAP
container since this specification takes precedence. |
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Organizational Unit-Container |
The name of the Organizational Unit-container
where the object must be created. |
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If you specify a value for this property,
you should also specify a value for the Domain
property. In that case, do not specify a value for the property LDAP container since this specification
takes precedence. |
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LDAP container |
The LDAP name of the OU or container where
the object must be created. |
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You must specify a value either for this property
or values for the properties Domain
and Organizational Unit-Container.
If values for both methods are specified, this method takes precedence. |
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Domain (controller) |
The name of the domain controller or domain,
used to access the domain, container or OU where the object must be created. |
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Optional. If this value is not specified or
if the name of a domain is specified, the application creates the account
on a domain controller that is to be determined by ActiveDirectory (serverless
binding). If a domain controller is specified, the account is explicitly
created on the specified controller (server binding). In both cases ActiveDirectory
will replicate the account information to all domain controllers in the
ActiveDirectory forests and domains. |
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Class name |
The object type to be created. Specify as
the LDAP class name. |
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Common Name |
The CommonName corresponds with the Common
Name of the object. This name defines the contact in an OU and must be
unique. You can use the Name generation algorithm to make the name automatically
unique. |
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Active Directory Object |
An internal data structure representing the
object. This property is an "output only" property and is generated
automatically. This property cannot be used in other script actions. |
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