] On Behalf Of Dan Holme
Sent: Thursday, August 11, 2005 2:30 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] csvde syntax
DUMPCOMPUTERS.BAT
@echo off
set OU=%1
set FileName=%2
ldifde -f "%FileName%.ldf" -d "%OU%,dc=us,dc=ray,dc=com" -p SubTree -r
"(objectClass=c
r.org
Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] csvde syntax
DUMPCOMPUTERS.BAT
@echo off
set OU=%1
set FileName=%2
ldifde -f "%FileName%.ldf" -d "%OU%,dc=us,dc=ray,dc=com" -p SubTree -r
"(objectClass=computer)" -l
"objectClass,description,name,sAMAccountName"
echo on
the ldifde
Just put the LDAP filter into an appropriate batch or VBscript file to
accomplish
http://www.petri.co.il/ldap_search_samples_for_windows_2003_and_exchange.htm
Rick
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Tom Kern
Sent: Thursday, August 11, 20
You should also be able to get a list of computer accounts via
dsquery/dsget or adfind.
Phil
On 8/11/05, Dan Holme <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> DUMPCOMPUTERS.BAT
> @echo off
> set OU=%1
> set FileName=%2
>
> ldifde -f "%FileName%.ldf" -d "%OU%,dc=us,dc=ray,dc=com" -p SubTree -r
> "(objectClass=c
DUMPCOMPUTERS.BAT
@echo off
set OU=%1
set FileName=%2
ldifde -f "%FileName%.ldf" -d "%OU%,dc=us,dc=ray,dc=com" -p SubTree -r
"(objectClass=computer)" -l
"objectClass,description,name,sAMAccountName"
echo on
the ldifde line is ONE line (watch for word wrap in the email)
Call this file as in:
DU
