I have a vbsript that runs every night.   I will share it next week (not at 
work site).   it does the following
 
 
gets the all computernames from the AD
one at a time

                 before loading it in the dictionary it ck to see if it is 
already in the dictionary. 

                                if it is it get the AD path and the when 
created date
                                 
                                compares the dates and keeps the latest one.
                                 
                                ck the ad path if the one being delete is in 
the default container it just delest the account
                                 
                                if the one being keep is in the default 
conatiner the otherone is deleted and the default container one is moved to 
it's old location.
                                 
                                end if

                else

                                load computername and created dated in 
dictionary

                end if
                 

next
 
 
it then sends and email describing what it did
 
STARTING RUN ON 3/9/2005  AT 2:43:00


WC9MBN01 Windows 2000 Professional LDAP://CN=WC9MBN,CN=Computers,DC=MINE 
2/9/2005 5:56:29 PM
WC9MBN01 Windows 2000 Professional LDAP://CN=WC9MBN,OU=LS AITF 
Workstations,OU=LS AITF Computers,OU= LS AITF,OU=Worker Protection LS,OU=Worker 
Protection,OU=All Users and Computers,DC=MINE <ldap://CN=WC9MBN,OU=LS AITF 
Workstations,OU=LS AITF Computers,OU= LS AITF,OU=Worker Protection LS,OU=Worker 
Protection,OU=All Users and Computers,DC=MINE>  2/24/2005 6:12:05 PM
1296936<==== secdif difference
WC9MBN01   <======account was deleted at path ===>  
LDAP://CN=WC9MBN,CN=Computers,DC=MINE



Examined 32103 computer accounts on this run
FINISHED RUN ON 3/9/2005  AT 2:46:15
 
 

                 


________________________________

From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of joe
Sent: Fri 3/11/2005 10:14 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] Locate and/or Remove Duplicate Computer Accounts in a 
W2K AD Ente rprise.


Do you mean you are getting the duplicate SPN errors in the event log or ???
 
  joe

________________________________

From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Miller Carol L 
Contr DYN/ITS
Sent: Friday, March 11, 2005 9:03 AM
To: '[email protected]'
Subject: [ActiveDir] Locate and/or Remove Duplicate Computer Accounts in a W2K 
AD Ente rprise.



Has anyone found a good method of identifying Duplicate "Computer Account" 
objects in a Windows 2000 Active Directory Enterprise.  I have attempted to use 
the "DSQUERY" command from the "Windows 2003 Admin Pak" but I receive error 
messages indicating that the program is not compatible with the specified 
domain.

I would greatly appreciate any ideas that you may have regarding this topic.  I 
also, have confirmed that the duplicate "Computer Account" objects all appear 
to have unique SIDs.  I am still unclear how they are getting created, but I 
need to identify them, and remove the ones that are not in use..

Again, Thanks for any insight you may be able to share regarding this issue.

Thanks!!!

Carol....

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Vance Network Administrator

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DYN/ITS

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