OK I need help with the CSVDE TOOL!!! Please!!!

[Not me]

Ok first thing first let me tell you the name of my FQDN setup as a windows
2000 domain controller (A.D.)

"dcserver.jeremy.com" *NOTE: dcserver is the Netbios name.


In my active directory and users

I have created a root OU called "Test"

This is an OU just to test imported user accounts from the using the CSVDE
Tool.



This is my "import.csv" file i created

dn,objectClass,samAccountName,userPrincipleName,displayName
"CN=Jeremy
M,OU=Test,DC=dcserver,DC=jeremy,DC=com",jeremym,[email protected],Jeremy M





Now everytime I run:

csvde -i -f import.csv



I get the error:

Add error on line 2: No such attribute
The server side error is "The parameter is incorrect."


looking at the log file created line 2 is:

CN=Jeremy M,OU=Test,DC=dcserver,DC=jeremy,DC=com


but it looks right to me!!!!




Any help is GREATLY APPRECIATED THANKS!!!

 

[bruno postiau]

Hi,
I might be wrong but i think that you didn't delete the accounts,
since they exist already you get this message, unless you ldifde with modify
property,.
i don't remember that csvde can make modifies, just add to ldap i think.

brgds

bruno

 

[Ace Fekay [MVP]]

In

Ok first thing first let me tell you the name of my FQDN setup as a
windows 2000 domain controller (A.D.)

"dcserver.jeremy.com" *NOTE: dcserver is the Netbios name.


In my active directory and users

I have created a root OU called "Test"

This is an OU just to test imported user accounts from the using the
CSVDE Tool.



This is my "import.csv" file i created

dn,objectClass,samAccountName,userPrincipleName,displayName
"CN=Jeremy
M,OU=Test,DC=dcserver,DC=jeremy,DC=com",jeremym,[email protected],Jeremy
M





Now everytime I run:

csvde -i -f import.csv



I get the error:

Add error on line 2: No such attribute
The server side error is "The parameter is incorrect."


looking at the log file created line 2 is:

CN=Jeremy M,OU=Test,DC=dcserver,DC=jeremy,DC=com


but it looks right to me!!!!




Any help is GREATLY APPRECIATED THANKS!!!

Not sure. I'm kind of leaning towards the space in the displayName. Try it
with quotes around it and see if it helps.

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Regards,
Ace

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Ace Fekay, MCSE 2000, MCSE+I, MCSA, MCT, MVP
Microsoft Windows MVP - Active Directory