Well, there's addusers.exe (ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/b
But did you have a look at the Active Directory Migration Tool yet?
Active Directory Migration Tool v3.0
http://www.microsoft.com/d
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Browse All TopicsWe're in the process of migrating our NT4 domain into one company-wide 2003 AD domain. We need to export a bulk list of our 500 users and their group memberships from User Manager into an Excel spreadsheet. Does a tool exist that can do this? We need a tool that will do a bulk export, not one computer at a time.
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Well, there's addusers.exe (ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/b
But did you have a look at the Active Directory Migration Tool yet?
Active Directory Migration Tool v3.0
http://www.microsoft.com/d
Just stumbled over another free tool, NTUserExport (http://www.redtiesolution
Bfason, your link to the ntuser utility takes me directly to the "order free trial software" page, which provides no information about the product. If I run a search on Pedestal for the product it comes back empty. Are you sure it's called ntuser? NT4's Resource Kit contains a tool called ntuser.exe already that's supposed to allow manipulation of user accounts and groups but I've not found any specific info on what types of manipulation are possible.
oBdA, from what I've read about addusers.exe, it appears to be a "one computer at a time" utility rather than a bulk export utility. I would love to be proved wrong on this. We don't really have anyone on staff with the know-how or time to try to force the tool to do something it wasn't designed to do.
As for the Migration Tool, the whole purpose of needing the bulk export is so we can prepare properly prior to doing the migration. However, we would certainly use the Migration Tool in our test environment if it has the ability to pull bulk account and group info into a .csv file for us. Does it do this? I have the 300-page V3MgGuide document already downloaded. What would I search on to find info in there about doing this?
Also, unless I'm reading it wrong, the redtiesolutions product is also a "one computer at a time" utility. Again, please prove me wrong!
Run addusers against the DC or the domain name, and it will export the domain users and domain groups.
The same should be true for NTUserExport: "This FREE tool lists users on a local NT/Win2000/XP machine or on an NT/Active Directory domain."
If you have indeed *local* accounts on your domain members, then I'm afraid you'll have to do those one by one (though you can run addusers against a remote machine as well to retrieve local users and groups).
I'm currently not quite sure whether the ADMT can do an export of the domain that is to be migrated, but you can pick which users to migrate, which groups to migrate, whether the passwords should be migrated as well, ...
This is the blurb from the download page for NTSEC:
http://www.winsite.com/bin
NTSEC is a suite of tools used to manipulate and report on the major
security features in Windows systems: access control lists, policies,
user rights, users, groups, and auditing. NTSEC tools are executed via
the command-line, or from WSH/VBScript via a COM Object, and may be
incorporated in logon scripts, or used to automate large scale system
changes, mass rollouts, domain migration, and many other activities.
All tools support manipulation of computers across the network.
Access control lists on files, directories, the registry, shares, printers,
services and drivers are supported. Reporting features include a query
language for locating objects based on their current security settings and
value, including locating files based on user's effective
access. System account and audit policies may be changed. Full support
for displaying and changing user and group flags, parameters and
membership are included. Clone users and groups, change user rights,
display a user's effective user rights, modify terminal server
parameters and more.
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Based on this description, it looks like it can do what we need. I'm now in the process of working with the Systems Administrator to see when we can test it from our DC.
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by: bfasonPosted on 2007-10-22 at 12:36:38ID: 20126141
There is a suite of tools that used to be very good at this from pedestal software but they were purchased by Altiris. You can get the trial version at http://www.pedestalsoftwar e.com/user s/index.as p? download =ntsec and the utility you are looking for is ntuser.exe
Hope this helps
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