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LDAP Queries - Find mailbox enabled users that are not disabled and dosnt start with Q or X.

Asked by bushen in Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP), Windows 2003 Server, Active Directory

Tags: LDAP Quieries ad users

Hi, I need some help, since i suck at ldap queries...

What i would like is a querie that includes all mailbox enabled user accounts that are _not_ disabled AND do _not_ start with Q or X in they're logon name (or E-mail: on general tap i AD f.ex. qwe@domain.local)

i tried:
(objectCategory=user) (| (!userPrincipalName=x*) (!userPrincipalName=q*))

But this dosnt seem to work.

Bonus help:
How could you automatic update a dist grp based on the same querie, this could be like a daily job or something.
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