Micro Focus Enterprise Developer 3.0 for Visual Studio 2013 > Deployment > Configuration and Administration > Enterprise Server Security > Securing an Enterprise Server Installation > Configuring Security using Active Directory > Preparing Active Directory for Enterprise Server Security > Create LDAP Objects > ES/MSS Objects

ES/MSS Objects

Import the predefined ES/MSS users, user groups, and resource access control definitions from the default LDAP configuration into your AD repository. The LDIF file you use depends on the user class you have chosen.

Run only one of the following two commands.

If you are using the default, ES-only microfocus-MFDS-User class:
```
ldifde -i -f es_default_ldap.ldf -s servername -k -j . -c "DC=X" "domain-DN"
```
es_default_ldap.ldf uses the default Micro Focus containers for ES users, groups, and resources.
If you are using the Microsoft user class, so that Windows users can also be ES users:
```
ldifde -i -f es_default_ldap_msuser.ldf -s servername -k -j . -c "DC=X" "domain-DN"
```
es_default_ldap_msuser.ldf uses the default Micro Focus containers for ES groups and resources, and the default AD user container (CN=Users) for users.

When you run this command, you will probably get warnings about objects that do not exist. You can ignore these warnings. They are generated because these .ldf files try to delete any existing instances of the objects they create.