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Hello again!

I'm building a script that will create Adaxes Security Roles for each new customer we bring on

I'm trying to create a Role with the ability to change passwords of users.

Specifically I want to allow members of the security role to be able to Write the Password Last Set Property and Write the Account Options Property

Here's a snip of the script:

# Allow: User -> Write Account Options Property
$entry = $role.Permissions.Create()

$userClassGuid = # the GUID of the User object class
    "{bf967aba-0de6-11d0-a285-00aa003049e2}"

$entry.AccessType = "ADM_PERMISSION_TYPE_ALLOW"
$entry.AccessMask = "ADS_RIGHT_DS_WRITE_PROP"
$entry.ObjectType = #NeedGUID for the Write Account Options Property
$entry.InheritedObjectType = $userClassGuid

$entry.SetInfo() # save the permission entry
$role.Permissions.Add($entry) # add the permission to the role

# Allow: User -> Write Password Last Set Property
$entry = $role.Permissions.Create()

$userClassGuid = # the GUID of the User object class
    "{bf967aba-0de6-11d0-a285-00aa003049e2}"

$entry.AccessType = "ADM_PERMISSION_TYPE_ALLOW"
$entry.AccessMask = "ADS_RIGHT_DS_WRITE_PROP"
$entry.ObjectType = #NeedGUID for the Password Last Set Property
$entry.InheritedObjectType = $userClassGuid

$entry.SetInfo() # save the permission entry
$role.Permissions.Add($entry) # add the permission to the role

I've found several examples that give me values for the ObjectType but I'm not sure how to find the right values for Permissions Properties. If there's a way to list all the properties for user or group objects it would really help me get the script finished up.

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Hello,

To find the GUID of a property:

  1. In the Administration Console, locate an object of the necessary type and select it. For example, if you want to know the GUID of a property of users, locate and select a user.
    The properties of the selected object will be displayed in the Result Pane (located to the right).
  2. Right-click the property you need and select Properties.

    Note: to view empty properties, you need to configure the Administration Console to show empty properties.
  3. Copy the GUID displayed under Attributes.
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Thanks!

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