Change Contact Name from First->Last to Last,->First

Using IIFP with Windows 2K3 I am able to create the contacts on both sides.
Life is good, but...

Domain A requires AD Contact(s) to be FirstName LastName, this is not an 
issue as this happens by default.

Domain B requires AD Contact(s) to be LastName, FirstName.  This is what I 
would like to do.....any ideas?  

The only work around has been using ADmodify after a sync, but this wreaks 
the "automated process" goal.

Hi Sgt_Ed,

I had the exact same issue and eventually found this great walkthru:
http://www.eggheadcafe.com/software/aspnet/30154518/reques-for-help-with-smal.as
px

Mike.

"Sgt_Ed" wrote:

> Using IIFP with Windows 2K3 I am able to create the contacts on both
sides.
> Life is good, but...
> 
> Domain A requires AD Contact(s) to be FirstName LastName, this is not an 
> issue as this happens by default.
> 
> Domain B requires AD Contact(s) to be LastName, FirstName.  This is what I

> would like to do.....any ideas?  
> 
> The only work around has been using ADmodify after a sync, but this wreaks

> the "automated process" goal.
> 

That was a silver bullet!  Mike, I greatly appreciate the article!
Best Regards,

Sgt_Ed

"MikeWC" wrote:

> Hi Sgt_Ed,
> 
> I had the exact same issue and eventually found this great walkthru:
>
http://www.eggheadcafe.com/software/aspnet/30154518/reques-for-help-with-smal.as
px
> 
> Mike.
> 
> "Sgt_Ed" wrote:
> 
> > Using IIFP with Windows 2K3 I am able to create the contacts on both
sides.
> > Life is good, but...
> > 
> > Domain A requires AD Contact(s) to be FirstName LastName, this is not
an 
> > issue as this happens by default.
> > 
> > Domain B requires AD Contact(s) to be LastName, FirstName.  This is
what I 
> > would like to do.....any ideas?  
> > 
> > The only work around has been using ADmodify after a sync, but this
wreaks 
> > the "automated process" goal.
> >