Add User: add-user
Note: Requires administrative permissions.
Syntax
The syntax for this command is:
stcmd{Ex} add-user –s “username:password@host:port” –logonname “logon name” –password “password” [-name “user full name” ] [-group “group name”] [-phone “phone number”] [-email “email address”] [-address “postal address”] [-voicemail “voice mail number”] [-pager “pager number”] [-fax “fax number”][-distinguishedname “distinguished name”] [-directoryservicevalidation] [-fixedlicense] [-territory “territory name or territory enum code”]
logonname and password are required. All other parameters are optional.
Parameter |
Description |
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-logon name | Name used for logging in to the Server. |
-password | User's password. |
-name | The user's full name. If you don't specify -name, then logon name is used as the name |
-group | Name of the group the user is added to. If you don't specify -group, then the user is added to the All Users group. Otherwise, You must specify a valid group name with -group. |
-phone | Phone number of the user. |
User's email. | |
-address | Postal address of user. |
-voicemail | User's voicemail number. |
-pager | User's page number. |
-fax | User's fax number. |
‑distinguishedname | User's directory service distinguished name |
‑directoryservicevalidation | If specified, turns on directory service validation. |
-fixedlicense | If specified, sets the user to inherit a fixed license. |
-territory | If specified, then a case insensitive territory name or enum code must be specified as the value. Enums may be added to or removed from the
User Geographic Territory Enumerated Property type using the
add-enum command.
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