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This looks like it's what I need -- will test the script soon and report results.
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This looks like it's what I need -- will test the script soon and report results.

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Cool, yell if you need any code changes.<br />
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Chris
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Cool, yell if you need any code changes.

Chris

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This is precisely what I needed.<br />
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Thank you
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This is precisely what I needed.

Thank you

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How can I write an LDAP query for all objects in Active Directory that do NOT have &quot;Allow inheritable permissions from the parent to propagate to this object..&quot; enabled. If not possible in an LDAP query is there some alternate method to produce a report of all these objects other than manually checking each of them?
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How can I write an LDAP query for all objects in Active Directory that do NOT have "Allow inheritable permissions from the parent to propagate to this object.." enabled. If not possible in an LDAP query is there some alternate method to produce a report of all these objects other than manually checking each of them?

How to query for all objects in AD which do NOT have allow inheritable permissions enabled

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