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Thanks for the comment. Did not need the step by step, but I am going to give you the points as you pointed me in the right direction and I found the syntax you referenced on the right page. After looking around I found the query that works is (&amp;(objectCategory=user)(po<wbr />stOfficeBo<wbr />x=*))(!use<wbr />rAccountCo<wbr />ntrol:1.2.<wbr />840.113556<wbr />.1.4.803:=<wbr />2).<br />
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I am looking to see if anyone can write a custom LDAP query for me to use in ADUC for 2003 saved queries. I am trying to generate this list from AD: I want to find all users that have the PO Box Field present (populated), but I do not want to include disabled accounts. We use this field for Siebel users and it is the only thing in AD that differentiates these users from non Siebel users.<br />
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I have only played with the saved queries in ADUC and not found a good way to combine the 2 criteria using the interface options. Thus I thought a custom LDAP query would work. If you can provide this or show me how I can do it in the interface using the basic features, you can have 500 points! &nbsp;Thanks.<br />

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I am looking to see if anyone can write a custom LDAP query for me to use in ADUC for 2003 saved queries. I am trying to generate this list from AD: I want to find all users that have the PO Box Field present (populated), but I do not want to include disabled accounts. We use this field for Siebel users and it is the only thing in AD that differentiates these users from non Siebel users.

I have only played with the saved queries in ADUC and not found a good way to combine the 2 criteria using the interface options. Thus I thought a custom LDAP query would work. If you can provide this or show me how I can do it in the interface using the basic features, you can have 500 points!  Thanks.


Thanks for the comment. Did not need the step by step, but I am going to give you the points as you pointed me in the right direction and I found the syntax you referenced on the right page. After looking around I found the query that works is (&amp;(objectCategory=user)(postOfficeBox=*))(!userAccountControl:1.2.840.113556.1.4.803:=2).



Need LDAP query

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).