Bulk setting secondary owners on user objects

Hi,

Unfortunately the documentation on PowerShell syntaxes is very minimal. Because secondary owners on an object is an ARS attribute and not a native AD one, how would one go ahead and set them in bulk from a CSV? I have tried searching through previous forum posts and weren't able to identify any.

Many Thanks

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JohnnyQuest 5 months ago +1 suggested

You need to use:

Set-QADUser -proxy -Identity $User -objectattributes @{edsvasecondaryowners=$NewSecondaryOwner}

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0 JohnnyQuest 5 months ago

You need to use:

Set-QADUser -proxy -Identity $User -objectattributes @{edsvasecondaryowners=$NewSecondaryOwner}
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0 billy hunt 5 months ago in reply to JohnnyQuest
Not having much luck with this I'm afraid, I've tried using the sAMAccountName and ARS GUID for $NewSecondaryOwner with no success. The attribute doesn't get populated. I have the appropriate ARS and AD permissions.

Set-QADUser -Identity "ABC123" -ObjectAttributes @{edsvasecondaryownersGUIDs="XYZ123"}
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0 billy hunt 5 months ago in reply to JohnnyQuest
Not having much luck with this I'm afraid, I've tried using the sAMAccountName and ARS GUID for $NewSecondaryOwner with no success. The attribute doesn't get populated. I have the appropriate ARS and AD permissions.

Set-QADUser -Identity "ABC123" -ObjectAttributes @{edsvasecondaryownersGUIDs="XYZ123"}
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0 Terrance.Crombie 5 months ago in reply to billy hunt

The -proxy parameter is important, unless you are running Connect-QADService -proxy before that cmdlet. Also, you set a DN value to edsvasecondaryowners instead of a GUID value to edsvasecondaryownersGUIDs
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