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The simple thing you can do is Click on Start--&gt; Search--&gt;Choose &quot;For People&quot;<br />
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In that you choose Active directory and give search. It will find.
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The simple thing you can do is Click on Start--> Search-->Choose "For People"

In that you choose Active directory and give search. It will find.

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But i need perform this operation from script. <br />
I mentioned ADSI because i suppose that &nbsp;people &nbsp;in this group are more familiar with this interface, but final code will be written in .NET. <br />
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But i need perform this operation from script.
I mentioned ADSI because i suppose that  people  in this group are more familiar with this interface, but final code will be written in .NET.



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Hi i need to find user in AD (email, full name ) &nbsp;and as input is domaintname\username <br />
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there are 4 domains trees which are trusted. <br />
oldCompany1, oldcompany2, newADDirectory1, newADDirectory2 <br />
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and i'd like to know how i can find the &nbsp;user, in any domain without need to &nbsp;explicitly specify the LDAP connection string for each domain, &nbsp;<br />
There have to be same list of all trusted trees.<br />
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Hi i need to find user in AD (email, full name )  and as input is domaintname\username 

there are 4 domains trees which are trusted. 
oldCompany1, oldcompany2, newADDirectory1, newADDirectory2 

and i'd like to know how i can find the  user, in any domain without need to  explicitly specify the LDAP connection string for each domain,  
There have to be same list of all trusted trees.




ADSI - Trusted Domains - Find user

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).