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    This document contains a VBScript that uses ADSI to create a new user in an Active Directory domain. It sets variables for the domain name, user name, full name, description, and password. It then uses the GetObject and Create methods to get a reference to the domain object and create a new user object, setting the Description and FullName properties before storing the new user information. It displays a success or error message depending on if the user was successfully created or if an error occurred.

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    crear nuevos usuarios

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    New Users

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    This document contains a VBScript that uses ADSI to create a new user in an Active Directory domain. It sets variables for the domain name, user name, full name, description, and password. It then uses the GetObject and Create methods to get a reference to the domain object and create a new user object, setting the Description and FullName properties before storing the new user information. It displays a success or error message depending on if the user was successfully created or if an error occurred.

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    Option Explicit DIM DIM DIM

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    This document contains a VBScript that uses ADSI to create a new user in an Active Directory domain. It sets variables for the domain name, user name, full name, description, and password. It then uses the GetObject and Create methods to get a reference to the domain object and create a new user object, setting the Description and FullName properties before storing the new user information. It displays a success or error message depending on if the user was successfully created or if an error occurred.

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    D:\Codigo Fuente\Windows Scripting Hosting\Terminado\NewUsers.

    vbs

    mircoles, 15 de junio de 2016 01:43 p.m.

    '************************************************
    ' File: NewUser.vbs (WSH sample in VBScript)
    ' Author: Gnter Born
    '
    ' Uses ADSI to create a new user in Windows NT/2000.
    '************************************************
    Option Explicit
    DIM oDomain, oUser
    DIM name, fullname, descript, passw
    DIM domain, title
    domain = "//REDD"
    name = "Bill"
    fullname = "Bill Brown"
    descript = "My favorite user"
    passw = "Gateway"
    title = "ADSI sample - by Gnter Born"
    MsgBox "Create new user " & name, vbOKonly, title
    On Error Resume Next
    Set oDomain = GetObject("WinNT:" & domain)
    If err.number <> 0 Then
    MsgBox "Error: " & err.number & vbCRLF & err.description & _
    vbCRLF & "domain probably not found...", _
    vbOKonly+vbCritical, _
    "Error connecting to " & domain
    WScript.Quit ' Sorry, that's the end ...
    End if
    ' Now we try to create the user object and set the properties
    Set oUser = oDomain.Create("user", name)
    ' here we may set a few property values
    oUser.Description = descript ' description of user
    oUser.FullName = fullname ' Full name of user
    oUser.SetInfo ' Store settings
    If err.number = 0 Then ' Success?
    MsgBox "User " & name & " created", vbOKonly, title
    Else ' a problem ###
    If err.number = -2147022672 Then
    MsgBox "User " & name & " already exists", _
    vbOKonly+vbCritical, _
    "Error creating user " & name
    Else
    MsgBox "Error: " & err.number & vbCRLF & err.description, _
    vbOKonly+vbCritical, _
    "Error creating user " & name
    End if
    End if
    Set oUser = Nothing
    Set oDomain = Nothing
    ' End

    -1-

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