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ADModify.Net tool aims to please Exchange admins


Serdar Yegulalp, Contributor
10.14.2004
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ADModify.Net is a tool created by Microsoft's Product Support Services division for making modifications in bulk to Active Directory user and object records. It's useful for domain administrators, obviously, but it can also be of immense use to Exchange administrators for making mass changes to user records.

The original ADModify tool was written in C++, but the 2.0 revision has been completely rewritten from the ground up in Visual C# using .NET. People who have used the original version of the utility should notice a significant improvement in performance, as well as many changes to the program.

For instance, it's now possible to modify any attribute available in Active Directory by simply providing a name and a value, rather than using the hard-coded values within


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the program. A command-line version of the tool also exists, allowing for all actions that can be done with it to be scripted.

There are numerous new features in ADModify.Net aimed specifically at Exchange Server administrators, including:

You can download ADModify.Net from Microsoft.

For detailed discussion of this version of the tool, go to the Microsoft blog entry ADModify.Net is here!.This is the original blog post by the authors that discusses the changes available.

(Thanks to Dan Winter for making this tool available to the general public.)

Serdar Yegulalp is the editor of the Windows Insight.

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