Interface Script Syntax

In this article you can find the possible lines you can include in the interface script. The context menu in the interface script can also provide the options available for this interface, available when AD template is selected.

Examples

The Ometa.Examples.AD object provides a most examples to get you started.

Move User

Moves a user to a different directory.

• Interface Script
• Method Fields
• Output

Operation=MoveTo
AttributesamAccountName={$Username}
LDAPSearchRoot=LDAP://OU=YourOriginalOrganizationalUnit,DC=domain,DC=domainextension
MoveDestination=OU=DestinationOrganizationalUnit,DC=domain,DC=domainextension

Rename User

Renames a user, including its CN, log on name, and extra properties.

• Interface Script
• Method Fields
• Output

Operation=Rename
AttributesamAccountName={$OldUsername}
LDAPSearchRoot=LDAP://OU=YourOriginalOrganizationalUnit,DC=domain,DC=domainextension
NewName=CN={$NewUsername}
Attributemail={$NewUsername}@domain.domainextension
Attributedescription={$NewUsername}

Additional properties can be added using the attribute syntax: Attributeattributename=attributevalue By default, we'll change the account name (samAccountName) to the NewName= without the CN= prefix. This can be overriden by specifying NewAccountName=.