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This should be it. Using ADfind<br />
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<a href="http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/Remote-Access-Permission--ftopict442939.html" rel="ugc">http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/Remote-Access-Permission--ftopict442939.html</a>
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This should be it. Using ADfind

http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/Remote-Access-Permission--ftopict442939.html [http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/Remote-Access-Permission--ftopict442939.html]

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Or if you want to view and export it directly from AD you can create a new custom query and paste in the following.<br />
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(&amp;(&amp;(objectCategory=person<wbr />)(objectCl<wbr />ass=user)(<wbr />msNPAllowD<wbr />ialin=TRUE<wbr />)))<br />
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This will show it in a more friendly graphical way. 
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Or if you want to view and export it directly from AD you can create a new custom query and paste in the following.

(&(&(objectCategory=person)(objectClass=user)(msNPAllowDialin=TRUE)))

This will show it in a more friendly graphical way.

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you're above my head. &nbsp;how do you create the query?
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you're above my head.  how do you create the query?

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We have auditors coming and they requested a System Generated listing of users with VPN access. &nbsp;We use Windows Server 2003. &nbsp;The VPN is controlled by Active Directory on the Dial In tab under Remote Access Permission. &nbsp;Anyone know the best way for me to pull a system generated listing?
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We have auditors coming and they requested a System Generated listing of users with VPN access.  We use Windows Server 2003.  The VPN is controlled by Active Directory on the Dial In tab under Remote Access Permission.  Anyone know the best way for me to pull a system generated listing?

System Generated VPN listing from AD

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