Hi @LukeBullimore I wasn't able to find out how exactly the salts and hashes are encoded in the output of the "request password-hash" command. Obviously it is not the plain MD5 hash, there is some additional encoding. With this example: $1$sumoabmi$tGZkhTpj536dlrfkkaowi $1 probably is the algorithm, $sumoabmi seems to be the (encoded) salt and $tGZkhTpj536dlrfkkaowi is the salted and hashed password. ( @reaper: do you know how to get the output as provided by the command "request password-hash"?) So the conclusion is, I think you cannot simply enter a hash with the create user command, you probably need to use the request command. If your interessted I could provide a little powershell script that will take the values from a CSV and then create the users for you over the XML API...
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