AD Schema attributes

[bijo30]

Is there a resource that shows the possible AD Schema classes, attributes, and so forth. example I want write a script to turn off the default terminal services access to users. when I look up the schema to see what I need I see "terminalServer" under "user" but have no idea what options that attribute will accept. how can I find this?

Eg: to define the login script for users I use:
oUser.Put "ScriptPath","ywc04.bat"

what would it be to set the options for terminal services (oUser.Put "terminalServer", ??????)

If you know this or where I can find the possible functions for attributes I appreciate it. I have looked on the internet to no avail.

 

[GrnEyedLdy]

Not exactly sure if you want to view the Attributes and Classes of your current Schema or extend it. This may not be what you are looking for, but I found this;

From: Microsoft's Academic Learning Series - Server Book

"The Active Directory Programmers Guide includes detailed information about each method of extending Active Directory schema as well as sample scripts and examples of programming code"

http://msdn.microsoft.com/developer/windows2000/adsi/actdirguide.asp

Of course if you just want to view the Classes and Attributes, you can use the Active Directory Schema snap-in.

Patty

 

[bijo30]

hi GrnEyedLdy,
FYI the link is dead. but what I'm looking for is the functions that are possible with a certian attribute. for instance in the example I gave above oUser.Put "ScriptPath","ywc04.bat"
ScriptPath is an attribute of oUser or the Users and ywc04.bat difines the script path.
well terminalServer is an attribute of oUser and I am looking for a way to uncheck the "Allow Logon to Terminal Server" box in the users profiles which is checked by default through a script.

 

[GrnEyedLdy]

Sorry about the bad link...

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...ry/en-us/netdir/ad/using_active_directory.asp

This link will take you directly to the Active Directory Programmers guide. Hope this helps, as I have never attempted to modify or extend the schema...

Good luck!