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A Quick and Easy Way to Get Active Directory Counts When investigating an existing domain for a potential upgrade or clean-up, it’s necessary to gauge the number of Active Directory (AD) objects in order to decide how many domain controllers are needed
I need know how many users are logged on Active directory Out of the box, there is no obvious way to tell how many people are logged on Windows AD does not quite work like that AD can tell you the last time a specific DC logged on a specific user But as this attribute is not replicated, you’d need to search every DC in the domain
Get Active Directory count with PowerShell - ALI TAJRAN An excellent way to get the Active Directory count is to run the Get-ADInfo ps1 PowerShell script This will show the AD objects count and more information about your Active Directory
Get a count of users in a specific OU and its sub OUs You can of course still use -SearchBase to narrow the scope of Get-ADUser If this is not what you wanted your next solution would require output from Get-ADOrganizationalUnit
How to Use Get-MgUserCount | Graph PowerShell Learn how to use Get-MgUserCount to retrieve user counts in Microsoft 365 Includes filtering tips, syntax, use cases, and automation-friendly examples
Determining the Number of Users in an AD Group Reporting to a Specific . . . I am trying to determine the number of users in a specific Active Directory group who report to a particular manager This information is crucial for understanding the user hierarchy and managing license allocation for a specific product