-add_administrator

Syntax: -add_administrator

You can use the -add_administrator parameter to add an administrator account to a BlackBerry Enterprise Server.

-add_administrator : add administrator user
    -display_name <display name> : display name
    -role <role> : role
    -ad_username <username> : Active Directory username
        -ad_domain <domain> : Active Directory domain
    or
    -bas_username <username> : BlackBerry Administration Service username
        -bas_password <password> : BlackBerry Administration Service password

Subparameter	Description
-display_name `<user_display_name>`	This subparameter specifies the display name of the administrator account.
-role `<administrator_role>`	This subparameter specifies the administrative role that you want to assign to the account. You can view a list of available roles in the BlackBerry Administration Service. You can also display the list if you use the -list -roles command.
-ad_username `<AD_user_name>`	This subparameter specifies the user name if you want the account to use Microsoft Active Directory authentication.
-ad_domain `<AD_domain_name>`	This subparameter specifies the domain name if you want the account to use Microsoft Active Directory authentication.
-bas_username `<BAS_user_name>`	This subparameter specifies the user name if you want the account to use BlackBerry Administration Service authentication.
-bas_password `<BAS_password>`	This subparameter specifies the password if you want the account to use BlackBerry Administration Service authentication.

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-add_administrator

Syntax: -add_administrator