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Thank you for the reply. I ran your script, I get 2 outputs (one of them for users, one of them for groups). Now, how do I match them up? I would like to show which user is a member of which of the groups. thanks for all the assistance.
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Thank you for the reply. I ran your script, I get 2 outputs (one of them for users, one of them for groups). Now, how do I match them up? I would like to show which user is a member of which of the groups. thanks for all the assistance.

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I reran this script. This is what I needed. Thanks so much!! You made my day a little easier.
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I reran this script. This is what I needed. Thanks so much!! You made my day a little easier.

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I am trying to use the cmd line for dsquery | dsget. The ultimates results that will be useful to me is 1. the user 2. what groups it is a member of. I have tried:<br />
dsquery user &quot;ou=users,ou=SubOU,dc=doma<wbr />in,dc=com&quot;<wbr /> -o dn | dsget user -memberof &gt;&nbsp;Z:\users.txt<br />
*this gives me the groups, but I can't tell which user it belong to.<br />
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dsquery user &quot;ou=users,ou=SubOU,dc=doma<wbr />in,dc=com&quot;<wbr /> -o dn | dsget user -display &gt;&nbsp;z:\users.txt<br />
*this one shows all the users in the OU, but no group membership!<br />
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I need something like<br />
User1<br />
&nbsp;- group1<br />
&nbsp;- group2<br />
User2<br />
&nbsp;- group1<br />
&nbsp;- group3<br />
&nbsp;- group4<br />
User3<br />
&nbsp;- group2<br />
&nbsp;- group3<br />
&nbsp;- group5<br />
etc...<br />
<br />
If possible, I'd like to do this from the command line using dsquery and dsget.<br />
thanks in advance.
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I am trying to use the cmd line for dsquery | dsget. The ultimates results that will be useful to me is 1. the user 2. what groups it is a member of. I have tried:
dsquery user "ou=users,ou=SubOU,dc=domain,dc=com" -o dn | dsget user -memberof > Z:\users.txt
*this gives me the groups, but I can't tell which user it belong to.

dsquery user "ou=users,ou=SubOU,dc=domain,dc=com" -o dn | dsget user -display > z:\users.txt
*this one shows all the users in the OU, but no group membership!

I need something like
User1
 - group1
 - group2
User2
 - group1
 - group3
 - group4
User3
 - group2
 - group3
 - group5
etc...

If possible, I'd like to do this from the command line using dsquery and dsget.
thanks in advance.

using AD dsquery, I need a user list with group membership piped to a file.

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