Hi Daniele
Here is an example of an ADD of a NT policy
add 'eTN16PolicyContainerName=Windows NT Policies,eTNamespaceName=CommonObjects' eTN16Policy eTN16PolicyName=TestPolicy eTDescription='TestPolicy' eTN16AccountName=%AC% eTN16FullName=%UN% eTN16Description=%UD% eTComments='created by etautil' eTStrongSync=1 eTN16GroupMembers=user eTPassword=%P%;
This is a line in an etautil input file (notice the ; at the end of the line)
To know what attributes you should use, use an ldap browser and find an account template you have already created. This way you will be able to see whcih attributes you have available. Use a ldap browser that also shows attributes with NUL values.
When handling connector xpress connectors, you would need to use the parameter -DYN with the etautil command. This so etautil would know where to load the schemas and attributes.
If you are going to change values, you would use update instead of add
Cheers, Atle