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And how can that machine access the AD users?

Thanks you and I hope you remember, and yes that's what I want, learn.

Thanks for your response, honestly I'm not really familiar with powershell, would you explain to me how to do it step by step and what does each line does? Thanks and sorry for my ignorance.

Since there is not easy solution I've been looking for the proper command to fill that field and noting at all... :S

I'm runing it, in my windows 2008 r2 server. This is driving me crazy, any ideas?

So there is not an easy way to do this...?

What OS where you using?

With "Bulk AD Users" I get this error: "Failure: TsUserEx.dll is required to read/modify terminal services attributes. You might need to install the Windows 2003 Administrative Tools Pack. (Which is not compatible with windows server 2008 R2)" And then, when I try to use ADmodify.Net all options are grayed out and I got this message at the bottom "Terminal Server and CDOEXM Modifications Disabled."

I have tried "Bulk AD Users", but it have never worked for me. Apparently is only compatible with WS2003 only. Same thing happened with "ADModify.net"

My first post in this forum. I just started working with windows server 2008 r2 and as a apprentice it have been a pleasure to work with WS2008R2. But, now I came across with this problem where I have over 100 users and I need to modify some attributes of each one of them, to be more specific in the "Sessions" and "Environment" tabs. Is just a tedious task to do and I would like to know if there is any tool, script or anything else that can help me get this job done by bulk...? Thanks.