Article ID: 285298 - Last Review: January 25, 2006 - Revision: 3.1 How to Use the MsMMS-ManagedByMa Attribute to Create Users in Active DirectoryThis article was previously published under Q285298 On This PageSUMMARY
This article discusses the msMMS-ManagedByMA attribute, a new attribute introduced in Microsoft Metadirectory Services, version 2.2. This attribute has been designed exclusively for the Active Directory Management Agent (MA). It enables the administrator to tag a metaverse object with a value of a Distinguished Name (DN) of one or more MAs. If you set this attribute on the metaverse object, you can configure the Active Directory MA to create a User object instead of the default behavior of a contact. This attribute is multivalued. It enables you to create users or to disable users in multiple locations. Generally, this attribute is used with service provisioning scenarios, for example, in Microsoft Exchange 2000 situations where you are required to create a mailbox in one forest, but the primary user account resides in another forest. MORE INFORMATION
The attribute assignment resembles the following example:
$mv.msMMS-ManagedByMA = ma=ADMA,DsaName=MMS1,OU=application,DC=microsoft,DC=com $mv.msMMS-ManagedByMA += ma=Corp,DsaName=MMS1,OU=application,DC=microsoft,DC=com if $mv.organizationalRole = SDE then # SDE = Software development engineer; these individuals are to be created # as Users in the Dev forest managed by the Dev Active Directory management agent $mv.msMMS-managedByMA= ma=DEV,DsaName=MMS1,ou=Applications,dc=microsoft,dc=com else # All other employees are to be created in the Corp forest # managed by the Corp Active Directory management agent $mv.msMMS-managedByMA= ma=CORP,DsaName=MMS1,ou=Applications,dc=microsoft,dc=com endif
Method 1You can set this value using the Advanced Attribute Flow template on the primer MA, by performing the following steps:
Method 2You can set this value using the Drag-and-Drop template on the target MA, by performing the following steps:
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