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Dim grp<br />
Dim memberList<br />
Dim member<br />
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Set grp = GetObject(&quot;WinNT://yourdom<wbr />ain/yourdo<wbr />maingrpnam<wbr />e&quot;)<br />
Set memberList = grp.members<br />
For Each member In memberList<br />
&nbsp; Debug.Print member.Name &amp;&nbsp;&quot;(&quot; &amp;&nbsp;member.Class &amp;&nbsp;&quot;)&quot;<br />
Next
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Dim grp
Dim memberList
Dim member

Set grp = GetObject("WinNT://yourdomain/yourdomaingrpname")
Set memberList = grp.members
For Each member In memberList
  Debug.Print member.Name & "(" & member.Class & ")"
Next

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I know how to take a users PrimaryGroupID and get the Primary Group that the user belongs to. &nbsp;My problem is going the other way .... for example, taking the Domain Users group and trying to determine all users in that group (even the ones that have it set as their Primary Group). <br />
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What are some ways of doing this? &nbsp;Is it something like getting all User objects in a Domain, then looping through all of them seeing which objects have that group set as their Primary group?
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I know how to take a users PrimaryGroupID and get the Primary Group that the user belongs to.  My problem is going the other way .... for example, taking the Domain Users group and trying to determine all users in that group (even the ones that have it set as their Primary Group). 

What are some ways of doing this?  Is it something like getting all User objects in a Domain, then looping through all of them seeing which objects have that group set as their Primary group?

AD Primary Group - LDAP problem

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