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That is a might tall order. &nbsp;Examples of each are available int he Microsoft Script Repository available for download for free from Microsoft. &nbsp;Combining them into a nice report will take some effort.
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That is a might tall order.  Examples of each are available int he Microsoft Script Repository available for download for free from Microsoft.  Combining them into a nice report will take some effort.

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I am ok if i can get seperate scripts for each.<br />
I can run 5 scripts to get 5 different reports
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I am ok if i can get seperate scripts for each.
I can run 5 scripts to get 5 different reports

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Yea I've seen all you guys in answerin questions, so I know when it's one of you all asking or saying it's difffucult you know it is. <br />
EE member Rob Sampson might have something like this might be worth checking his solutions. 
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Yea I've seen all you guys in answerin questions, so I know when it's one of you all asking or saying it's difffucult you know it is.
EE member Rob Sampson might have something like this might be worth checking his solutions.

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Hi,<br />
<br />
Script that when run on the server gets the logged in Domains Users/Contacts/Groups into a file.<br />
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1. Contacts with SMTP<br />
2. Contacts without SMTP<br />
3. Users with mailbox<br />
4. users without mailbox<br />
5. Groups/Security &amp;&nbsp;distribution<br />
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Please feel free to add any other objects that i have missed.<br />
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All for the local Domain where i run it.<br />
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Any help is of great use to me...:-)<br />
Regards<br />
Sharath
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Hi,

Script that when run on the server gets the logged in Domains Users/Contacts/Groups into a file.

1. Contacts with SMTP
2. Contacts without SMTP
3. Users with mailbox
4. users without mailbox
5. Groups/Security & distribution

Please feel free to add any other objects that i have missed.

All for the local Domain where i run it.

Any help is of great use to me...:-)
Regards
Sharath

Script to retrieve different info from AD into seperate files.

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