This collection contains User objects.
The following table lists the properties for this class, along with access and descriptions.
Property |
Access |
Description |
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_NewEnum |
R/O |
Enumeration object. Implements IEnumVARIANT. (For Windows only.) |
ObjType |
R/O |
Enum( eadObjUsers ) |
System |
R/O |
Adds a User with the given UserName, Surname, and DN (distinguished name) to NDS and GroupWise. Password will apply to both NDS and GroupWise. See Remarks below.
Adds a User with the given UserName, Surname, and DN (distinguished name) to NDS and GroupWise. Password will apply to both NDS and GroupWise. See Remarks below.
Adds an existing NDS User with the given UserName and DN (distinguished name) to GroupWise. Password will apply to GroupWise only. See Remarks below.
Adds an existing NDS User with the given UserName and DN (distinguished name) to GroupWise. Password applies to GroupWise only. See Remarks below.
Adds an external entity with the given UserName, Surname, and DN (distinguished name) to NDS and GroupWise. Password applies to GroupWise only. See Remarks below.
Adds an external entity with the given UserName, Surname, and DN (distinguished name) to NDS and GroupWise. NetID is the User’s ID to the Network Operating System (NOS). Password will apply to GroupWise only. See Remarks below.
Adds an external User with the given UserName to GroupWise. Dom, if supplied, must be an external domain. See Remarks below.
Adds an external User with the given UserName to GroupWise. Dom, if supplied, must be an external domain. See Remarks below.
Creates a UsersIterator object.
Finds all User objects with the specified GivenName and Surname. Partial names are signified by ending the String with the "*" character.
Returns the User object with the given Name. See Remarks below.
Returns the User object with the given Name. See Remarks below.
Returns the User object with the given DN (distinguished name). If no Tree is supplied, the current tree is assumed.
Returns the object with the given ObjectID.
The MailboxID parameter in the above methods is an optional three-character, alphanumeric file ID that is used to define the User in the User database. It is highly recommended that you do not specify a Mailbox ID, in which case the system will assign one for you. However, if you do specify a MailboxID, and it conflicts with an existing one, the system will automatically assign a different MailboxID.
This table applies to the above methods as noted. It shows the parameters you can use with the methods depending on where you obtain the Users object.
Source of Users Object |
Required Parameters |
Optional Parameters |
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PostOffice |
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PO, Dom |
Domain |
PO |
Dom |
System |
PO, Dom |
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