Creating AD user with e-mail UPN?

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Hi Michał,

I'm not an AD admin and therefore the following only reflects what I've read while searching the internet:

If your AD domain differs from the e-mail domain you need to change it manually. It seems that you can't change the behavior that the AD domain is used as the default one. Even so you can configure alternative ones.

So you are stuck with changing it. Since you do know the password of a user who can do this, you could probably create a PowerShell script to change it and execute it with a PowerShell action after creating the user.
Could be easier than creating a SDK action for this. :)

There's an example in this thread:
https://serverfault.com/questions/45576/set-default-upn-suffix-for-creating-new-users-in-active-directory

There's also mentioned a "notification" option which can somehow be used to automate things when something happens in the AD.

Best regards,
Daniel

Thanks Daniel, I will try the PS script :)

Hi Michał,

I'm not an AD admin and therefore the following only reflects what I've read while searching the internet:

If your AD domain differs from the e-mail domain you need to change it manually. It seems that you can't change the behavior that the AD domain is used as the default one. Even so you can configure alternative ones.

So you are stuck with changing it. Since you do know the password of a user who can do this, you could probably create a PowerShell script to change it and execute it with a PowerShell action after creating the user.
Could be easier than creating a SDK action for this. :)

There's an example in this thread:
https://serverfault.com/questions/45576/set-default-upn-suffix-for-creating-new-users-in-active-directory

There's also mentioned a "notification" option which can somehow be used to automate things when something happens in the AD.

Best regards,
Daniel

1-liner in PowerShell after creating the user did the job. Thanks a lot!!!