Re: Export Member from a Security Group

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From: apervaz <apervaz.34zfa8@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 18 Feb 2008 05:28:55 -0600

Excellent, i tried adfind to export the members of a security group, to
a excel CSV or .txt file. i also figured out the syntax to export the
names and document name of the security groups within the organizational
unit.

heres the syntax:

to get the groups names with the domain
adfind -b ("OU=group123,OU=unit123,DC=domain123,DC=local" ) -csv >
group.csv
*the CSV file will be located where adfind.exe had been placed

To get the user's names and full names in to csv file:
adfind -b "cn=groupName,OU=unit123,DC=Domain123,DC=local " -asq member
displayname sAMAccountName -csv > file123.csv

hope this helps.

Asif

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