Création de plusieurs usager avec un script?!

LISTING 1: Newmb.bat
REM Write the header information for the mailbox import to a text file
REM with the user's name.
 
echo Obj-Class,Obj-Container,Last name,First Name,Alias Name,
Directory Name,Display Name,Home-Server,Primary Windows NT Account,
E-mail Addresses,Secondary-Proxy-Addresses> \\adminhost\scripts\%1.txt
 
REM Write the user-specific data to the mailbox import file just created.
 
echo Mailbox,Recipients,3%,2%,1%,1%,"%3,  
%2",EXCHSRVR,DOMAINA\%1,SMTP:%2.%3@niser.com%%X400:c=US;a= ;p=Citadel;o=Chicago;s=%2;g=%3;,SMTP:%1@niser.com  
>> \\adminhost\scripts\%1.txt
 
REM Import the mailbox.
 
admin /i \\adminhost\scripts\%1.txt /d exchsrvr
 
echo.
echo Completed creating Exchange account for user %1.

Managing User and Group Accounts
It pays to build a script to create new user accounts so you can easily populate the account attributes without typing a lengthy set of command-line arguments. To quickly create an account for testing, you can't beat the NET USER command. Here's the syntax:
 
    net user testuser1 Pass%5Word /add /domain
 
The NET USER command has other command-line switches for adding a full name, home directory path and so on, but it unfortunately places the user account in the default User container. You probably want to create your accounts in a specific Organizational Unit (OU). For this you can use the DSADD command in Windows 2003. (If you manage a Win2K domain from an XP desktop, you can use DSADD to manage Active Directory accounts.)
 
Here's a DSADD command that creates an account for a user named Mickey Mouse in an OU named Phoenix in a domain called Company.com:
 
    dsadd user "cn=Mickey Mouse,ou=Phoenix,dc=Company,dc=com" -samid mmouse -disabled no -pwd *
 
This creates the account, enables it and prompts you to enter and confirm the user's password. The DSADD command is also useful for creating OUs, groups, contacts and other objects. You can change object settings with DSMOD, move the object to a new OU with DSMOVE and delete the object with DSRM.