Export OUs and CNs

P

pat

I have a Tree set up like the following
Domain=server1.myOrg.org.uk
-MyOrg
---HR
---Regions
-----NE
-----NW
-----Central
-----SE
-----SW
---Information System
---Finance

There are users underneath each OU, some of whose accounts
are disabled.

I manage to export users using the following command:
c:\winnt\system32\ldifde -f C:\ActiveDirectoryExport2
\myOrg_users.ldf -s server1" ou=myOrg
dc=server1,dc=MyOrg,dc=org,dc=uk" -p subtree -r "(&
(objectCategory=person)(objectClass=User)(givenname=*))" -
l "cn,givenName,objectclass,samAccountName,displayName,dist
inguishedName,name,distinguishedName"

My aim is to "copy" the whole tree to another Server in a
top level domain myOrg.Org.Uk. I have manually altered
the LDF file to remove DC=MyOrg, however, I still get
errors like:
1: CN=Jo Bloggs,OU=HR,OU=MyOrg,DC=MyOrg,DC=Org,DC=UK
Object does not exist, entry skipped

Presumably it is complaining that the OU MyOrg does not
exist on the second server??

How could I export the OU on its own??
 
O

Olli

You will need to recreate the OU tree structure before
importing your users. You can do this in the same way by
exporting your tree structure using ldifde.

Luck!
 
M

Matjaz Ladava [MVP]

See ldf file, that you have changetype : add , next see that you LDAP path
exists in your target domain. You don't have to replace LDAP path in your
ldf file, instead you could use -c switch in ldifde tool to change DN in
original ldf file to another one during ldf file import for example (see
ldifde tool help).
- c "DC=MyOrg,DC=Org,DC=UK" "DC=org,DC=uk"
Of course you must have your OU's setup right in the target domain. If not,
you can create it and later move objects to another OU.

--
Regards

Matjaz Ladava, MCSE (NT4 & 2000), MVP
(e-mail address removed)
http://ladava.com
 

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