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The NTAgent export configuration file consists of the following sections: · The Version section (required)
· The Export section (required)
The next sections describe these sections. The Version Section
The Version section consists of a single field that specifies the export configuration file version. The syntax is:
Version=version_number
where version_number is the version number assigned to the configuration file, in the format n.nn. The latest version is:
Version=1.01
This is a mandatory field. This document describes the latest version of the NTAgent export configuration file. The NTAgent is able to process configuration files with version number 1.00, 1.01 or "old" files that do not contain a Version section. The following table provides information about the differences between export configuration file versions and about the support of older export configuration file versions for compatibility reasons: "Old" 1.00 1.01
FileForDeleteAddr Supported Not supported Supported FileForModifiedAddr Supported Not supported Not supported FileForListExportAddr Supported Not supported Not supported FileForTempExportAddr Supported Not supported Not supported FileForTempListExportAddr Supported Not supported Not supported The Export Section
NTAgent. The next sections describe these fields. Server
The Server field specifies the name of the Windows NT system (server or workstation) from which entries are to be exported. The syntax is:
Server=[server_name]
where server_name is the name of a Windows NT system, in the format: "[\\]server_name"
For example:
Server="\\Redmond3"
This is an optional field. If it is not specified (or is not present in the configuration file), NTAgent exports entries from the primary domain controller from the domain name specified in the Domain field. If both the Server and Domain fields are used, NTAgent uses the server name specified in Server as the export target.
Domain
The Domain field specifies the name of the Windows NT domain that contains the Windows NT server from which entries are to be exported. The syntax is:
Domain=[domain_name]
where domain_name is the name of a Windows NT domain. For example: Domain="Redmond3"
If the Server field is empty or not present in the configuration file, NTAgent locates the server that is the primary domain controller within the domain specified in domain_name
and uses this server as the export target. If a server name is specified in the Server field, NTAgent does not use the domain name to find a target system. To export from a
Windows NT workstation, both fields (Server and Domain) contain the name of the workstation.
This is a mandatory field. DataType
The DataType field selects whether accounts, local groups, or global groups are exported. The syntax is:
DataType=number
where number is one of the following values: · 1 — Export accounts (default)
· 3 — Export local groups This is a mandatory field. UserData
The UserData field selects the set of account attributes to be extracted from a Windows NT system and exported. The syntax is:
UserData=number
where number indicates one of the following account attribute sets: · 1 — UserName, Comment, FullName, UserId (default)
· 2 — UserName, Comment, FullName, UserId, Workstations, HomeDrectoryPath, HomeDirectoryDrive, LogonScriptName, AccountType, AccountLockedOut, AccountExpires, AccountDisabled, PasswordExpired, PasswordCantChange · 3 — UserName, Comment, FullName, UserId, DialinPrivilege, DialinPhoneNumber · 4 — UserName, Comment, FullName, UserId, Workstations, HomeDrectoryPath,
HomeDirectoryDrive, LogonScriptName, AccountType, AccountLockedOut, AccountExpires, AccountDisabled, PasswordExpired, PasswordCantChange, DialinPrivilege, DialinPhoneNumber
This is a mandatory field if the DataType field is set to 1. Separator
The Separator field specifies a value to be used to separate the individual attribute values of a multi-valued attribute. The syntax is:
Separator=[character]
where character is a character or a string used as a multi-valued attribute separator. This field is optional. If it is not specified (or is not present in the configuration file), NTAgent uses the comma (,) as the multi-valued attribute separator.
UserGroupData
The UserGroupData field controls whether or not the names of local and/or global groups of which the NT account is a member are exported with the account entry. The syntax is:
UserGroupData=number
where number is one of the following values:
· 0 — Do not export group names of which the account is a member · 1 — Export any global group names of which the account is a member · 2 — Export any local group names of which the account is a member
· 3 — Export any global and local group names of which the account is a member This field is optional and is only meaningful if DataType is set to 1.
DateFormat and DateSeparator
The DateFormat and DateSeparator fields specify the date format and separator that NTAgent is to use when representing the expiration date of an NT account. The syntax is:
DateFormat=format
DateSeparator=separator
where format and separator are one of the following value pairs:
· ddMMyyyy in format and the period (.) in separator, to specify German date format, for example, 06.01.1999
· MMddyyyy in format and forward slash (/) in separator, to specify English date format, for example, 01/06/1999
· yyyyMMddhhMMssZ in format and no value in separator, to specify DirX format, for example, 19990106143022Z
The template export configuration file contains three instances of the
DateFormat/Separator field combination with the three different format and separator values. Select one field pair, and then deselect the other two by inserting a semicolon before each field. For example:
DateFormat=ddMMyyyy DateSeparator=. ;DateFormat=MMddyyyy ;DateSeparator=/ ;DateFormat=yyyyMMddhhMMssZ ;DateSeparator= Trace
The Trace field controls whether NTAgent performs program flow tracing on an export operation. The syntax is:
Trace=[switch]
where switch is one of the following values:
· 0 — Do not perform program flow tracing on the export operation (default) · 1 — Perform program flow tracing on the export operation
If 1 is specified, NTAgent writes information about the export operation to the pathname specified in the TraceFileName field. The type of information stored in the trace file depends upon the settings of the TraceLevel_1, TraceLevel_2, and TraceLevel_3 fields.
If Trace is set to 1, one of the trace level fields must also be set to 1. TraceLevel_1
The TraceLevel_1 field controls whether NTAgent writes level 1 tracing information about the export operation. Level 1 tracing information includes a dump of the configuration file, number of documents, and other program flow variables The syntax is:
TraceLevel_1=[switch]
where switch is one of the following values:
· 0 — Do not write level 1 trace information (default) · 1 — Write level 1 trace information
If 1 is specified, NTAgent writes level 1 trace information about the export operation to the pathname specified in the TraceFileName field.
TraceLevel_2
The TraceLevel_2 field controls whether NTAgent writes level 2 tracing information about the export operation. Level 2 tracing provides more detailed information about program flow than is provided in level 1 tracing
The syntax is:
TraceLevel_2=[switch]
where switch is one of the following values:
· 0 — Do not write level 2 trace information (default) · 1 — Write level 2 trace information
If 1 is specified, NTAgent writes level 2 trace information about the export operation to the pathname specified in the TraceFileName field.
TraceLevel_3
The TraceLevel_3 field controls whether NTAgent writes level 3 tracing information about the export operation. Level 3 tracing provides more detailed information about program flow than is provided in level 2 tracing The syntax is:
TraceLevel_3=[switch]
where switch is one of the following values:
· 0 — Do not write level 3 trace information (default) · 1 — Write level 3 trace information
If 1 is specified, NTAgent writes level 3 trace information about the export operation to the pathname specified in the TraceFileName field.
TraceFileName
The TraceFileName field specifies the pathname of the trace file to which NTAgent is to write information about the export operation. The syntax is:
TraceFileName=pathname
where pathname is the name for the trace file. For example: TraceFileName=c:\ Ntsync \ExportTraceFile
This field is optional unless Trace is set to 1. NTAgent does not evaluate this field if Trace is set to 0.
DeltaExport
The DeltaExport field controls whether NTAgent performs a full or delta export of the Windows NT directory. The syntax is:
DeltaExport=[switch]
where switch is one of the following values: · 0 — Perform a full export
· 1 — Perform a delta export (default) If the DeltaExport field is set to 1:
· The full export data file performed at the initial export procedure must exist · The list file of indexes into the full export data file must exist
See "NTAgent Export Procedure" for further details about the NTAgent delta export procedure.
This is an optional field. If it is not specified (or the field is not present in the configuration file), NTAgent exports all entries in the directory.
FirstDeltaIsFull
The FirstDeltaIsFull field controls whether NTAgent writes all entries also in the “modify” file. The syntax is:
FirstDeltaIsFull=[switch]
where switch is one of the following values:
· 0 — Perform a delta export only in the data file (default) · 1 — Perform a delta export in both files
See "NTAgent Export Procedure" for further details about the NTAgent delta export procedure.
file), NTAgent exports all entries only in the data file. FileForModifiedAddr
The FileForModifiedAddr field specifies the pathname of the file to which NTAgent is to write modified and deleted entries during a delta export operation. The syntax is:
FileForModifiedAddr=pathname
where pathname is the name for the "modify/delete" file. For example: FileForModifiedAddr=c:\ Ntsync \ModDelFile
This field is optional unless DeltaExport is set to 1. NTAgent does not evaluate this field if DeltaExport is set to 0.
TerminalServer
The TerminalServer field controls whether NTAgent handles the specific attributes of a Terminal Server. The syntax is:
TerminalServer=[switch]
where switch is one of the following values:
0—Don’t handle the specific attributes (default) 1—Handle the specific attributes
This is an optional field. If it is not specified (or the field is not present in the configuration file), NTAgent does not handle the specific attributes of the Terminal Server.