Version 3.1.3.0 was released today adding the ability to set the ‘User Cannot Change Password’ option. To set this add a column to your CSV file called <strong>userCannotChangePassword</strong> and set the value to TRUE or FALSE.
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Below is an example CSV file using userCannotChangePassword, this file would modify/update existing Active Directory users.
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This version also adds two new command line arguments /removeUsersFromGroups and /addUsersToGroups, both tell the program what to do when you have included a group in the memberOf column.
We’ve also added a line number to any warning messages that are shown when you validate your file. For example the program now shows “Validating user: jsmith (line 210) This user does not have a password set, your password policy may require one”.