RE: Export all smtp addresses to .txt file

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Try running these dsquery commands to display output on screen. If you can
see the output on command window, you can also redirect it to a text file:

dsquery * -filter "&(ObjectCategory=User)" -scope subtree -attr
name


dsquery * -filter "&(ObjectCategory=User)" -scope subtree -attr
sAMAccountName, name

Bydefault, dsquery will not return more than 100 records. to override this
limit, use -limit <num>
where <num> is new limit. like, 1000

dsquery * -filter "&(ObjectCategory=User)" -scope subtree -attr
sAMAccountName, name -limit 1000



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"Rob S" wrote:

I run the command as just as you have it and I get this message:
"Dsquery has reached the default limit of 100 results to display: use the
-limit option to display more results"

Also, when I look at the text file that I cat the output into, the only
thing in there is:
"name,proxyAddresses"

Any ideas? I appreciate the help


"Rob S" wrote:

Thanks alot. I'll give this a try.


"Umesh Thakur" wrote:

If you're using WINDOWS 2003, you can use command below to export all email
addresses to a text file:

dsquery * -filter "&(ObjectCategory=User)" -scope subtree -attr
name,proxyAddresses

this will list user name and e-mail addresses in command window. do pipe the
output to a text file using:

dsquery * -filter "&(ObjectCategory=User)" -scope subtree -attr
name,proxyAddresses > d:\test.txt

Or, use the article below to export AD objects using LDIFDE util:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Using LDIFDE to Import and Export Directory Objects to Active Directory
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;237677
--------------------------------------------------------------------------

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"Rob S" wrote:

It's been awhile since I've done anything with LDAP. Can you tell me how to
do an LDAP export, or point me somewhere that I could read up on it?
Thanks.



"Jason" wrote:

Do an Ldap export of the smtp address and the user names.

"Rob S" wrote:

I'm trying to figure out an easy way to pull all smtp addresses stored in AD,
and export them to a text file.

Any ideas?


.

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