12/23/2023 0 Comments Import .csv into lightwright![]() If you are really smart you can use Internet search engines to find accurate historical information, word definitions and etymology. ![]() It is possible to look these things up in a library or encyclopedia. I guess too much tweeting for answers has left you all back in grade school. ![]() I do not understand why you kiddies do not know anything about history or about computer or data history. SN is the designator for SN by international convention for databases and has been for at least 20 years. A surname is a family name internationally and has been for a couple of centuries. Sirname is what they call an officer in the military. GivenName is the formal usage and has been for decades. That defines names in international terms. I agree why didnt they use first and last names thoughįirst and last are not every used in computer databases. It might be $Name=$Person.GivenName+” “+$Person.SirName I'm new to PowerShell, so I hope you will be able to help me ) + FullyQualifiedErrorId : NamedParameterNotFound.NewADUser + CategoryInfo : InvalidArgument: (:), ParameterBindingException UserPrincipalName $UPN -Name $Name -ParentContainer $ParentContainer + NEW-ADUSER -FirstName <<<< $Person.Firstname -Lastname $Person.Lastname -DisplayName $Name -SamAccountName $UPN -ManĪger $Person.Manager -EmailAddress $Person.EmailAddress -Department $Person.Department -UserPassword $Person.Password. New-ADUser : A parameter cannot be found that matches parameter name 'FirstName'. $ParentContainer="$Domain/Production/Pro-Accounts/Pro-Acc-Users" $Name=$Person.Firstname+” “+$Person.Lastname # Put our Domain name into a Build the User Principal Name Username with Domain added to it # Import list of Users From CSV into $Userlist I'm using the following script to create the users Import-Module activedirectory Jack Sparrow Z3285 Passw0rd Finance Joe I saved it as a dos csv file. I created an excel file with the following normal cells :įirstName LastName Account Password Department Manager EmailAddress I have load of users to create so I am working on a PowerShell script.
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