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"Administering Windows Server 2008 Server Core"

For example, you can expect to provide
a username. The following list provides the common inputs for each of the objects.
ObjectDN
Specifies the distinguished name for the object that you want to add. In most cases,
the command line syntax for the objects appear with the object name, such as
ComputerDN
for the
computer object??™s distinguished name. Every object requires a distinguished name so the distinguished
name is one of the few pieces of required information you must provide. If you don??™t
supply the distinguished name on the command line, the utility attempts to obtain the distinguished
name using the standard input (StdIn) device, which can include the keyboard, a redirected file, or
as piped output from another command. Always end the standard input with the Ctrl+Z character.
-desc
Description
Determines the object description. Always enclose arguments that contain
spaces within quotes. Because most descriptions contain spaces, you can reduce errors by
always enclosing descriptions in quotes.
{-s
Server
| -d
Domain
}
Connects to the specified remote server or domain (not both). You
must have the required rights to access the server or domain.


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