Do it with VBS. You can automate this by writing a file tmp.vbs executing it and then unlinking it. Here is an example that enables accounts chopped out of one of my AD scripts. You will need to set $TMPVBS, $OU and $DC which are my defined outer scope globals (so shoot me).....

Do an C:\>ldifde -f dump.txt; type dump.txt to see what $OU and $DC should be if you don't know already. 

sub enable_accounts {
    my @usernames = @_;
    open VBS, ">$TMPVBS" or die "Can't write $TMPVBS $!\n";
    print VBS "Dim oContainer\n";
    for (@usernames) {
         my @data = split ',';
         chomp (my $username = pop @data);
         print VBS qq'
Set oContainer=GetObject("LDAP://CN=$username,$OU,$DC")
oContainer.AccountDisabled = False
oContainer.SetInfo\n';
    }
    print VBS "\nSet oContainer = Nothing";
    close VBS;
    print "Enabling new accounts.....";
    `$tmpvbs`;
    print "Done!\n";
    unlink $TMPVBS unless $DEBUG;
}

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I'll leave it as an exercise for you to find the right property name and what to set it to. Here is a hint I suggest you enumerate the properties and their values.

cheers

tachyon

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In reply to Re: Changing Dial-In options for Windows 2000 by tachyon
in thread Changing Dial-In options for Windows 2000 by jds

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