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ldifde

Stands for
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol Interchange Format (LDIF)
Directory Exchange, a utility for bulk import/export of data between
line-delimited (LDIF) text files and Active Directory.
ldifde can add, delete, or modify multiple user
accounts, groups, computers, printers, or other AD objects in a
single batch operation.

Syntax


ldifde options

Options


These are the same as for the csvde command
described previously in this chapter, except for the following
additional import-specific option:

-y



Use "lazy writes" to improve disk
performance for import process.



Examples


The following is a properly formatted LDIF file called

C:\newusers.txt , which creates three new user
accounts. The accounts created are identical to the ones created in
the example for the csvde command earlier in this
chapter:

dn: CN=George Smith,OU=Support,DC=mtitcanada,DC=com
objectClass: user
sAMAccountName: gsmith
userPrincipalName: gsmith@mtitcanada.com
displayName: George T. Smith
userAccountControl: 514
# Create user account for Barb Smith
dn: CN=Barb Smith,OU=Support,DC=mtitcanada,DC=com
objectClass: user
sAMAccountName: bsmith
userPrincipalName: bsmith@mtitcanada.com
displayName: Barbara Lynn Smith
userAccountControl: 514
# Create user account for Judy Smith
dn: CN=Judy Smith,OU=Support,DC=mtitcanada,DC=com
objectClass: user
sAMAccountName: jsmith
userPrincipalName: jsmith@mtitcanada.com
displayName: Judy Ann Smith
userAccountControl: 512

Use ldifde to import the previous file into AD to
create the users:

ldifde -i -f C:\newusers.txt
Connecting to "test.mtitcanada.com"
Logging in as current user using SSPI
Importing directory from file "C:\newusers.txt"
Loading entries....
3 entries modified successfully.
The command has completed successfully

Notes


Unlike csvde, which can only to add new objects to
AD, ldifde can add, delete, or modify them.

If an attribute is to be left unspecified in an LDIF file, use
FILL SEP as the value for the
attribute.

See

Notes under csvde for
more information.

See Also


Active Directory , csvde


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