Ok, heres something that doesnt involve scripting that should do the trick
for you.
1 Open up "Active Directory Users and Computers"
Login to a domain controller as an admin if you have to.
2 Make sure its pointed at your production 2000 domain (should be if you do
this from a domain controller.)
3 Go to the View menu and Filter Options
4 Under Filtering check "Show only the following types of objects"
5 Make sure only Users are checked in the box.
6 Change Maximum number of items displayed per folder to 10000 ( or more
than the number of users you have) then hit OK
7 Go to the View menu and "Choose Columns"
8 Remove all "Displayed columns" but "Name" (because it wont let you)
9 Add the following columns to the displayed column list (in order)
Pre-Windows 2000 Logon
Display Name
Description
Business Phone
E-Mail Address
10 Hit ok
11 In the left column (labeled Tree) Scroll down to the users folder, or
wherever your users are.
12 Go to the Action menu and choose "Export List". This will let you save
the window contents either as tab or comma seperated ansi or unicode text.
13 If you have users in more than one OU (folder) then browse to each one in
the tree view and export each one.
Hope this helps!
Clyde Burns
-----Original Message-----
From: Travis Riddle [mailto:triddle@;apfc.com]
Sent: Friday, November 01, 2002 1:48 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] User List from AD
I am very new to windows scripting, or any type of programming for that
matter (who thought there was more to Windows Administration!). I come
from a Unix Administration background, which doesn't help much either.
So I guess I am warining you that the next few questions will probably
sound very simple, but please bear with me :)
I copied your script, customized it and saved it as a .js file. Is this
correct? If so, how do I run it so I get retainable results (I guess
such as a .txt file or even a .htm file).
Aside from not knowing how to run the silly thing, I am not sure what
your ldap address is refering too. Would it be dc=domain
controller,dc=domain name,dc=extension(net/com/org)? I get an error: no
such object on the server. I tried other combinations but each returned
errors.
To simplify things, lets say my FQDN for the GC I am working against is
hostgc.test.net. What else do I need to know to perform this function.
Am I way out in left field? I already know I am out of my league but I
am learning.
Thanks again for your patience and time, I do appreciate it.
Travis
-----Original Message-----
From: Hutchins, Mike [mailto:mhutchins@;amr-corp.com]
Sent: Friday, November 01, 2002 10:52 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] User List from AD
Well, first you need to not bother with binding to an object, just bind
to the domain, then just enumerate... Here is something I use it is in
jscript..
// This is where I bind to the domain
var oDomain = GetObject("LDAP://DC=NPR1,DC=ROOT01,DC=ORG";);
// Create a new enumerator
uList = new Enumerator(oDomain);
// Start my step thru the domain to get the objects
for (; !uList.atEnd(); uList.moveNext())
{
s = uList.item();
// Start adding stuff to display
WScript.Echo(s.displayName + s.Description + s.telephone + s.givenName);
}
-----Original Message-----
From: Travis Riddle [mailto:triddle@;apfc.com]
Sent: Friday, November 01, 2002 10:35 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [ActiveDir] User List from AD
Hello everyone,
I would like to retrieve a list of all of my users in Active Directory.
I have searched several places over the last 2 days and have found a few
scripts, but either they don't return the information I need or I can't
get them to work. I have ordered a couple of books, but I am under a
bit of pressure to produce this list asap.
What I need is:
User Name, Full Name, Description, Phone and Email Address.
Mostly this info is found on the General Page in AD Users and Groups,
except of course for User Name (or Login Name). I am sure this isn't a
very difficult script, if I knew what the heck I was doing. I imagine I
even found a script that would come close, but I can't figure out the
syntax on one portion of it. If anyone could help me out I would be
very grateful.
Here is the script I got off of TechNet that may work, if someone else
has a better one that would be terrific.
The problem I have with this script is I can't figure out what
parameters to put in the LDAP address. I assume that cn=myerken is the
user Ken Myer. ou=management is the management OU. Dc=fabrikam is the
Domain Name. Unfortunately if I enter similar values relevant to my
domain, it simply returns no data. Any ideas? Thanks in advance.
On Error Resume Next
Set objUser = GetObject _
("LDAP://cn=myerken,ou=management,dc=fabrikam,dc=com";)
objUser.GetInfo
strGivenName = objUser.Get("givenName")
strInitials = objUser.Get("initials")
strSn = objUser.Get("sn")
strDisplayName = objUser.Get("displayName")
strPhysicalDeliveryOfficeName = _
objUser.Get("physicalDeliveryOfficeName")
strTelephoneNumber = objUser.Get("telephoneNumber")
strMail = objUser.Get("mail")
strWwwHomePage = objUser.Get("wWWHomePage")
strDescription = objUser.GetEx("description")
strOtherTelephone = objUser.GetEx("otherTelephone")
strUrl = objUser.GetEx("url")
WScript.echo "givenName: " & strGivenName
WScript.echo "initials: " & strInitials
WScript.echo "sn: " & strSn
WScript.echo "displayName: " & strDisplayName
WScript.echo "physicalDeliveryOfficeName: " & _
strPhysicalDeliveryOfficeName WScript.echo "telephoneNumber: " &
strTelephoneNumber WScript.echo "mail: " & strMail WScript.echo
"wWWHomePage: " & strWwwHomePage
For Each strValue in strDescription
WScript.echo "description: " & strValue
Next
For Each strValue in strOtherTelephone
WScript.echo "otherTelephone: " & strValue
Next
For Each strValue in strUrl
WScript.echo "url: " & strValue
Next
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