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Hello, what about this one?<br />
dsquery user dc=yourdomain,dc=com | dsget user -samid -dept -email -phone<br />
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I don't know what do you mean by &quot;excluding groups&quot;. The commands mentioned will not list groups at all, just users.<br />
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Martin
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Hello, what about this one?
dsquery user dc=yourdomain,dc=com | dsget user -samid -dept -email -phone

I don't know what do you mean by "excluding groups". The commands mentioned will not list groups at all, just users.

Martin

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Hi All<br />
What would be the best query to use in retrieving the name, dept, Email address, and Phone number of all active users excluding groups from my active directory?<br />

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Hi All
What would be the best query to use in retrieving the name, dept, Email address, and Phone number of all active users excluding groups from my active directory?


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