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How to extract all users information from Active Directory I need to bulk "download" every user we have on Active directory I need the email address, location etc I have been looking into the PowerShell command "Get-ADuser -Filter", however I need some help getting this to work
How do I get specific properties with Get-AdUser From what I can tell it should be returning only DisplayName It's returning everything though Problem is that DistinguishedName is causing truncation problems later on in my process How can I get the script to only return certain properties?
How to switch to another domain and get-aduser - Stack Overflow I am on a server under the DomainA I can use Get-ADUser and it's working fine Now there is a trust built between DomainA and DomainB I would like to switch to DomainB and get all the users that
How to display a users OU using Powershell - Stack Overflow Thank you very much for the reply, it was very helpful so instead of using the -Filter * for selecting all the AD users, from my knowledge if I'll use the -Identity it will only return one user instead of all the users Is there another way to retrieve all the AD users without using the -Filter *? Thanks again for the help
powershell - Get-ADUser AccountExpirationDate - Stack Overflow Get-ADUser -Properties AccountExpirationDate Problem is when I have a user in AD that has not set a expiration date it shows blank I want that it shows 'Never Expires' because that is the case When I check a user with expiration date it will show me the exact expiry date I also tried with if else statement, but no luck so far Thanks in advance Regards, Ralph
How can I get a list of users from active directory? I am using the same approach I am fetching all users from AD (no filters) The problem is the number of users is over 150,000 so it can take up to 2 hours, is there a faster way to get the whole user list or if we could optimise the above example?
Specify domain controller with get-aduser in powershell Is it possible, when looking up the user account information in powershell, to specify a domain controller to use? We have some DC's that get the data faster than others
User Get-ADUser to list all properties and export to . csv The only thing I'd add to this is to return only the properties you need rather than all of them for each account selected get-content c:\scripts\users txt | get-aduser -properties displayname,office | select displayname,office
How can I verify if an AD account is locked? - Stack Overflow Get-ADUser matt -Properties * | Select-Object LockedOut LockedOut --------- False The link you referenced doesn't contain this information which is obviously misleading Test the command with your own account and you will see much more information Note: Try to avoid -Properties * While it is great for simple testing it can make queries, especially ones with multiple accounts, unnecessarily