Windows Server 2008 R2 Thread, csvde error in Technical; Hello! I am in the process of building a new domain for my district and I'm trying to import bulk ...
Hello! I am in the process of building a new domain for my district and I'm trying to import bulk users using csvde (which is new to me). I keep getting a DN syntax error but I can't find what's wrong. I did a dsquery to look up the DN of users I've created manually and followed that. Below is the csv I'm trying to use, the csvde error log, and a line from dsquery. I'm about to pull my hair out! Thanks in advance!
Connecting to "(null)" Logging in as current user using SSPI Importing directory from file "testuploadbulk.csv" Loading entries 2: "CN=Bulk Test,OU=Test,DC=eastguernsey,DC=eguernsey,DC=k12,D C=oh,DC=us" Attribute 0) gn: Bulk Attribute 1) sn: Test Attribute 2) sAMAcount: bulk.test Attribute 3) displayName: Bulk Test Attribute 4) password: 12345 Attribute 5) userPrincipalName: bulk.test@eastguernsey.eguernsey.k12.oh.us Attribute 6) homeFolder: \eg2008dc1bulk.test;h: Attribute 7) description: test Attribute 8) objectclass: user
Add error on line 2: Invalid DN Syntax The server side error is "The parameter is incorrect." 0 entries modified successfully. An error has occurred in the program
Follow instructions up to about page 5 of this pdf guide ( originally created for scan to email on Ricoh Copiers using the LDAP Server to populate the users email addresses )
That should allow you to confirm the full path is correct.
Its saying Invalid Syntax and that to me means there is a character out of place or being miss-used but I cant see where. :-/
Again on the 3rd line there is a space, I'm not sure if that makes a difference ether.
Test,12345,bulk.test@eastguernsey.eguernsey.k12.oh .us,\\eg2008dc1\bulk.test\;h:,test,user
Last edited by Gaz; 10th January 2013 at 05:03 PM.
Its saying Invalid Syntax and that to me means there is a character out of place or being miss-used but I cant see where. :-/
Again on the 3rd line there is a space, I'm not sure if that makes a difference ether.
Test,12345,bulk.test@eastguernsey.eguernsey.k12.oh .us,\\eg2008dc1\bulk.test\;h:,test,user
The last part of that, shouldn't it be enclosed in quotes for the unc path or something along those lines ie :