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Locations: Locations:
type: desk type: desk
area: desk area: desk
buildingId: Building-ID buildingId: Building id
buildingName: Building name buildingName: Building name
floorName: Floor name floorName: Floor name
floorSection: Floor section floorSection: Floor section
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``` ```
These options will set those values: These options will set those values:
``` ```
location type desk area desk buildingid Building-ID floorname "Floor name" floorsection "Floor section" endlocation location type desk area desk buildingid "id:Building id" floorname "Floor name" floorsection "Floor section" endlocation
organization customtype "" description "Type of employee" costcenter "Cost center" department "Department" title "Job Title" primary organization customtype "" description "Type of employee" costcenter "Cost center" department "Department" title "Job Title" primary
relation manager manageremail@domain.com relation manager manageremail@domain.com
externalid organization "Employee ID" externalid organization "Employee ID"
``` ```
When setting `location buildingid <String>` Google expects a validated building ID, you can use a non-validated When setting `location buildingid id:<String>` Google expects a validated building ID, you can use a non-validated
building ID by specifying `nv:` at the beginning of `<String>`; e.g., `nv:Building X` sets the building ID to `Building X`. building ID by specifying `nv:` at the beginning of `<String>`; e.g., `nv:Building X` sets the building ID to `Building X`.
You can also use `buildingid <String>`, i.e., no `'id:` or `nv:` prefix, `<String>` is then interpreted as a building name
and GAM validates it to get the building id that is required by the API.
## Passwords ## Passwords
To set a user's password, you specify a `<Password>` string and a hash method that specifies how to interpret the string To set a user's password, you specify a `<Password>` string and a hash method that specifies how to interpret the string