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How to Remove or Replace or Add a Entry in a Attribute in Bulk using ADmodify Tool

Lets say I want to Clear or modify or set a attribute in Active Directory for more objects in Bulk

 

ADModify is the best tool to do it , I would say

 

Let us see how to Add a Entry in a attribute

For Example – I may have to set or clear the value of this attribute “msExchQueryBaseDN” in Exchange 2010

Clearing for some users might be simple to do it , But in Bulk Admodify is one of the best tool to do it

 

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Download Admodify

Extract in – Use it on a DC or Exchange Server

I prefer it on a DC

Run Admodify.exe

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3 Tasks on this Page

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1. Choose “Domain Partition”

2. Choose “Domain Controllers List”

3. Uncheck “Show Containers only”

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Choose the Whole OU or Specific Users

and Add to List

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Now Choose “Select All”

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You can choose any tab and Customize in Bulk

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In our Case its – attribute “msExchQueryBaseDN”

Choose “Custom” tab

 

5 Tasks

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1. Have Checked “Make a customized attribute modification”

2. Entered the attribute Name – Where I need to modify

3. Attribute Value

4. Check “MultiValued Append”

— Why yo Choose “MultiValued Append”

If there is Entry already available – Where some attributes have multiple entries – It does not going to remove the Existing ones.

Instead adds an Extra entry to the same attribute

— Check or Uncheck – Depends on your situation –

By default you can check it Cause it won’t bring you harm if you happen to edit a attribute which has multiple values

5. Choose Go

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It will add the Entries on all the Chosen objects

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To Clear an Existing Attribute

 

5 Tasks

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1. Have Checked “Make a customized attribute modification”

2. Entered the attribute Name – Where I got to modify

3. Attribute Value “%Null%

4. Check “MultiValued Append”

5. Choose Go

 

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It takes the Attribute to “Not Set”

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Great !!

 

You learnt to Use Admodify Tool

Satheshwaran Manoharan
Satheshwaran Manoharanhttps://www.azure365pro.com
Award-winning Technology Leader with a wealth of experience running large teams and diversified industry exposure in cloud computing. From shipping lines to rolling stocks.In-depth expertise in driving cloud adoption strategies and modernizing systems to cloud native. Specialized in Microsoft Cloud, DevOps, and Microsoft 365 Stack and conducted numerous successful projects worldwide. Also, Acting as a Technical Advisor for various start-ups.

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4 COMMENTS

  1. Hi Satheshwaran,

    Thanks for the guide. May I ask for your help as to what command should I use for the Custom LDAP Query if I would like to set the attribute msExchRecipientTypeDetails to value “16”.
    The environment has the mixture of Ex2003, 2007 and 2010. There are about 500 “room” mailboxes (Exchange 2003) that I want to migrate them to Exchange 2010.

    Looking forward to your reply.

    Thanks,

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