On Mon, Nov 30, 2009 at 10:33, Steven Peck <[email protected]> wrote:
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> However, a little 'select' work will clear that up.
> get-qadmemberof sepeck | select Name
This works well. Thanks for that.
>
> Get-QADMemberOf sepeck | Get-QADGroup | select Name, managedby
>
> Now that will get you the fqdn of managed by field which is annoying.
> I have a script somewhere that filters it better but have a meeting to
> go to. So maybe that will get you started on data collection part and
> will look for the script after the meeting gets out.
Sorry, I was not clear - this gets the manager of the group, and what
I want is the manager of the employee. I've found an incantation that
returns the DN of the manager:
'get-qadobject -displayname "kbuff" | select manager'
so I should be able to work out how to slice that up and return just
the name, or to clear the field, I think. I may come back for some
advice on that.
> Automatically doing something in exchange 2003 is not something I have
> done a lot of. Just wmi stuff for data gathering.
This is probably not about Exchange stuff, but I mentioned it just in case.
Kurt
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