Added search attribute

[Guest]

I am doing a ou query and i would like to get info for the following attribute. "msExchOmaAdminWirelessEnable"

I added the setting under "other specify attribute" but when i run it it does not provied any results

[cmccullough]

Re: Added search attribute

What is that attribute for? Users, or...?

[Guest]

Re: Added search attribute

The Attrib is a exchange attrib

[Guest]

Re: Added search attribute

Any Ideas?

[cmccullough]

Re: Added search attribute

Okay, I'm still not sure where this attribute is set, but I'm going to assume it is a user attribute? If it is, did you add it to one of the user queries, such as the All Users queries?

[Guest]

Re: Added search attribute

Yes i did try to add it to a user search i am able to add it but get no results. msExchOmaAdminWirelessEnable is a user exchange attribute.

[Guest]

Re: Added search attribute

Yes i did try to do a user query and it did not produce any results.

[Guest]

Re: Added search attribute

Yes i did try to do a user query and it did not produce any results.

[kstanush]

Re: Added search attribute

Its not clear what you mean by "it did not produce any results". When you added this attribute to the query, and then run the query, a new column should be visible for the new column. Did you get the "msExchOmaAdminWirelessEnable" column ?

Normally, this column will probably have a blank value, as I suspect that most objects won't have it set.

When you right click on a user, select 'Query Active Directory', then 'View All Directory Attributes', is there a value for "msExchOmaAdminWirelessEnable" ? This assumes you are using v7.0; an earlier version has a similar option under different menu items.

[Guest]

Re: Added search attribute

The column does appear in the query. However is does not have any results in the report. It is completely blank for all employees in the directory. The Attrib has a setting of enable or disabled in the directory for every user. Is there any way to see the results?

[cmccullough]

Re: Added search attribute

Follow these instructions from above for one of your users that you know has this value set, and let us know if you find for msExchOmaAdminWirelessEnable:


When you right click on a user, select 'Query Active Directory', then 'View All Directory Attributes', is there a value for "msExchOmaAdminWirelessEnable" ? This assumes you are using v7.0; an earlier version has a similar option under different menu items.

[Guest]

Re: Added search attribute

I am using 6.7

rclicked
manage directory attribute
selected all added attributes
--msExchOmaAdminWirelessEnable appeared on the list but had no value after i hit ok
other attributes appeared for different values.

[kstanush]

Re: Added search attribute

Will you please follow the instructions above and see what the values are for all attributes in the directory for a given user object ? The 'View All' option will provide us that information; we can't provide any help until we have this information.

If using v6.7, its the Listing Views->User (All) option.

Just because a GUI dialog shows a true/falue value does not mean that the object has this attribute set. The GUI could just be providing a default, whereas the actual value is not stored at all.

[This message has been edited by kstanush (edited 02-15-2007).]

[Guest]

Re: Added search attribute

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sn Last Name
l City
st State/Province
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givenName First Name
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memberOf Member of
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streetAddress Street
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extensionAttribute3 Custom 3
extensionAttribute4 Custom 4
extensionAttribute5 Custom 5
extensionAttribute6 Custom 6
extensionAttribute7 Custom 7
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logonCount logonCount
sAMAccountName Pre-W2K Name
sAMAccountType sAMAccountType
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legacyExchangeDN legacyExchangeDN
userPrincipalName Logon
lockoutTime Lockout Time
objectCategory Object Category
dSCorePropagationData dSCorePropagationData
lastLogonTimestamp Last Logon Time Stamp
textEncodedORAddress textEncodedORAddress
mail E-Mail
msExchPoliciesIncluded msExchPoliciesIncluded
msExchHomeServerName msExchHomeServerName
msExchALObjectVersion msExchALObjectVersion
msExchMailboxSecurityDescriptor msExchMailboxSecurityDescriptor
msExchMasterAccountSid msExchMasterAccountSid
msExchUserAccountControl msExchUserAccountControl
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[kstanush]

Re: Added search attribute

Since the 'msExchOmaAdminWirelessEnable' attribute is not in the above list, its not stored in AD for this particular user.

Possibly, for a user with this feature enabled, it might be. Or, if its enabled by default, then a disabled user might have the value set. It might be either a number (0, 1, or -1) or be a true/false value.

The reason its blank on your queries is because its not present in the directory for the objects that you are looking at.