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TheCleaner, &nbsp;net user /domain just lists username, I need full name as well. I never heard of csvde I'll look into it.<br />
I can not figure out how to export what I need from ADUC.<br />
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kprad, Thanks for the link. I discovered dsquery today. I need to look at it more to see if it can do what I need.
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TheCleaner,  net user /domain just lists username, I need full name as well. I never heard of csvde I'll look into it.
I can not figure out how to export what I need from ADUC.

kprad, Thanks for the link. I discovered dsquery today. I need to look at it more to see if it can do what I need.

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Thanks guys..I got what I need....btw another good tool for this is DumpSec
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Thanks guys..I got what I need....btw another good tool for this is DumpSec

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Hi, A long time ago in a land not so far away I ran a command from the command line to list all 200 users in our domain. Well now we have 250 users and I want to re-run the command but I can not recall what it was. &nbsp;I think it was one of the net commands and the output looked like this...<br />
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njones,Jones, Neil,,njones,,,,<br />
psmith,Smith, Paul,,pdmith,,,,<br />
pdoe,Doe, Peter,,pdoe,,,,<br />
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...any idea what command line would produce that kind of output (username and real name)?<br />
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Also I'm looking for a command line that will list all computers on out domain. Thanks!
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Hi, A long time ago in a land not so far away I ran a command from the command line to list all 200 users in our domain. Well now we have 250 users and I want to re-run the command but I can not recall what it was.  I think it was one of the net commands and the output looked like this...

njones,Jones, Neil,,njones,,,,
psmith,Smith, Paul,,pdmith,,,,
pdoe,Doe, Peter,,pdoe,,,,

...any idea what command line would produce that kind of output (username and real name)?

Also I'm looking for a command line that will list all computers on out domain. Thanks!

Lising domain users and computers from command line

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).