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Have you tried just right clicking on the OU and selecting Export List...? &nbsp;You then can do a CTRL H and find Computer and leave Replace blank to remove it. &nbsp;That should work for you.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Brian
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Have you tried just right clicking on the OU and selecting Export List...?  You then can do a CTRL H and find Computer and leave Replace blank to remove it.  That should work for you.

Thanks,
Brian

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Does that grab any computers in sub OUs?
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Download and install the Server Resource Kit and use DSQUERY<br />
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dsquery computer -o rdn -limit 0 &quot;cn=computers,dc=vch,dc=ca<wbr />&quot;&gt;Machines<wbr />.txt<br />

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Download and install the Server Resource Kit and use DSQUERY

dsquery computer -o rdn -limit 0 "cn=computers,dc=vch,dc=ca">Machines.txt


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That worked perfect (used the vbs solution)! Thanks!
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That worked perfect (used the vbs solution)! Thanks!

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Hello Everyone!<br />
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I am wondering if it is possible to have a script that exports a list of all computers in an OU and any sub OUs into a text file and have each computer name on a separate line. I do not have the faintest idea on where to begin so any help would be great!<br />
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Thanks!<br />

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Hello Everyone!

I am wondering if it is possible to have a script that exports a list of all computers in an OU and any sub OUs into a text file and have each computer name on a separate line. I do not have the faintest idea on where to begin so any help would be great!

Thanks!


Script to export all computers in an OU and Sub-OUs into text file

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