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Good script, I could also see using adfind or powershell to get some good exports of users from AD.
Thanks
Mike
I have tried the above script by changing it but didnt worked.
I can see a file is created on c drive ,but its not pulling the information of users.
Kindly help me in getting an information of AD users which is created from last 6 months only. let say from 1st May 2009 to Feb 28 2010.
Thanks in advance.
Waiting for your reply.
B.Sridhar
sridharb_007@yahoo.com
sorry one more to add thr is no sub domains and also i need only the information of users created in last 6 months. not profile path, smart ,homeDrive,LastLogin,
Thanks
The script works great…my only concern is if i am running this script on a windows 2000 active directory, and pointing it to a specific domain controller (objConnection.Open), then it wont give me exact information as windows 2000 domains controllers may not have upto date information regarding last logon feild. I have around 40 DCs spread across 20 sites. It would be great to if someone can shed some light on objConnection.Open parameters.
Many thanks
the script works.
but there is a small issue,
i have about 150 users in active directory server 2003.
the script export about 90 users insted of 150.
why is that?
what can i do to export the full list 150 users?
i follow your instructions exactly like you wrote.
please advise.
many many thanks.
I noticed that it only outputs a small percentage of our overall users as well. It seems like it’s filtering on something, but I can’t discern what that is. Any insight?
script works but exports a small subset of all the users in my AD…around 200 out of 400 users are exported.
Same problem
It works, but the script does not show all the user accounts. I only get about 200 and then it stops working. The last account always listed in the domainusers.csv is a test account that might be killing the script. Please advise.
Here’s a modified version that removes the need to enter the DC details. Just run it.
http://pastebin.com/6rb3KAUm
It looks like the issues with the missing users in the export is only when the user contains a description. I’ve scratched my head on this one and can’t figure it out. However, if you remove the description field it works, example:
http://pastebin.com/KhV6hJAA
I don’t have any AD that I can run it in that has more than about 100 users, but my list is perfect. It does filter out admin and system accounts, so maybe that is what you are seeing as missing?
How I can get accountexpires propertie using this script?
Thanks,
Thank you in advance for that enable!
Nice article, we can also look at http://www.morgantechspace.com/2014/03/Export-Active-Directory-users-into-CSV-file-in-VBScript.html
How to compile this script? in which language is ti?
This is written in Visual Basic Script. I honestly wouldn’t recommend using this method unless you are still on an old 2003 domain. Powershell is the way to go for this now. Take a look at Get-ADUser command and Search-ADAccount in PowerShell.