Ad user Attribute item added

The ad user properties are displayed. Open Active Directory Users and Computers by default can see the user's name, type and description information, there are some properties can be added, in 2008 of the domain control of the advanced property is a property editor, there are many other properties, Can I ask whether the attribute value of the property editor, such as EmployeeID, should be displayed, as long as a container in the ad is selected, then the content displayed on the right contains a EmployeeID column, how to do it.

Answer: According to your description, you want to know how to add a number of properties such as EmployeeID, which are not shown in the Available columns display box, to the Available columns box, and then to the active Directory Users and computers in the detailed display area on the right side of the console. If my understanding is wrong, please help to correct it.

You can use the ADSIEdit tool to add additional properties by modifying the Default-display object. The process is as follows:
Note: Use the ADSIEDIT tool to modify property values with extreme caution, otherwise it can seriously affect the AD run.

1. to open the ADSIEdit console.
2. Right-click on "ADSIEDIT" and select "Connect to".
3. in the Select a well know naming context drop-down menu, select Configuration.
4. under the Configuration node, locate the cn=displayspecifiers,cn=409 (this setting varies with the local language, English is 409).
5. on the right, locate Cn=default-display , right-click cn=default-display , and click Properties.
6. under Attributes, locate extracolumns, double-click and open multi-valued String Editor. In this format: <ad attribute>,< Display name>,0,<column width>,0      input employeeid,employeeid,0,100,0, Then click Add, OK, and click OK again.
7. Close the Active Directory Users and Computers, and then reopen Active Directory Users and Computers, under system default container , View EmployeeID This property does not appear in the Available Columns display box. (Please refer to the picture in the message for the above procedure.)

Note: EmployeeID This property only appears in the default System container, if you want him to appear in your own OU, you need to copy all the values in the extraColumns (including your newly added EmployeeID ) to the cn= Organizationalunit-display the extracolumns value inside the property , you can do your own testing as described above.

First, confirm to you: Simplified Chinese (cn=804), Traditional Chinese (cn=404). I have done the experiment and can succeed. Please help confirm the following 2 message:

1. If you are viewing after closing and reopening the Active Directory user and computer console, the Active Directory user and the computer console need to be reopened after the changes are completed in ADSIEdit.
2. What is the container under which you view the EmployeeID property, note that by default it will not appear in your own OU, only in the system's default container.

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1. In my test environment, I also found that the new EmployeeID was not visible in the default Users container, but only under the Builtin container (one, two, picture in the mail). Please help to confirm whether you can see your new EmployeeID property under the Builtin container in your environment.
2. In addition, if you want to display this attribute in the OU, you need to copy all the values inside the extraColumns (including the default values shown in Picture Four and the newly added EmployeeID ) to the cn= Organizationalunit-display attribute inside the extracolumns value, you test it.

Ad user Attribute item added