The Export feature will export all the data to a .csv file. The Mass operations option permits an import of a .csv file. You can edit a .csv file in a spreadsheet application.
Mandatory fields:
actionuser: Options available:
usernumber: User LDAP ID. It begins at 10000 to administrator, so the value can be incremented in 1 for the other LDAP users;
login: User login;
name: User name. If more than one word is used the " is necessary;
email: User email;
accountquota: Quota for the user account. The 0 is unlimited;
idworkarea: User work area number;
password: Insert a user password. Later the user can change it at the myipbrick site. Note that this field is not present when we export a .cvs file, so it must be created;
Other fields:
groupnumber: Group LDAP ID of user;
idserver: Slave server IP where to create the account. The 0 is for local;
randompassword: Used to generate random password's for users;
sipurl: User's SIP url, representing the phone near the user;
mailaccountstatus: 1 for active, 2 for inactive;
mailalias: User alternative mail address;
mailquota: Maximum mail account quota in MBytes;
mailmaxsize: Maximum received message size in MBytes;
mailforward: It's a forward mail for the user;
mailoutoreply: It's the automatic reply message. The use of " is needed;
homedrive: Represents the account network drive. The default is Z;
roamingprofile: 1 for a roaming profile, 2 for a local profile.
employeenumber: Field that represents the employee number;
departmentnumber: Represents the employee department number;
roomnumber: User's room number;
pager: User's pager number;
employeetype: Represents the category for the employee;
businesscategory: This field represents the employee's business category
Example of a .cvs file content for mass operations import option:
actionuser;usernumber;login;name;email;accountquota;idworkarea;password
I;10001;jdomingues;"Joao Domingues";jdomingues@domain.com;0;;2;123456
I;10002;jsmith;"John Smith";jsmith@domain.com;0;;1;123456
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