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It's not amazingly easy, you have to grab the list of subnets and do a bit of IP math to figure out if each computer is part of that subnet (typically based on a lookup of a name in DNS).<br />
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You have a lot of them?<br />
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It's not amazingly easy, you have to grab the list of subnets and do a bit of IP math to figure out if each computer is part of that subnet (typically based on a lookup of a name in DNS).

You have a lot of them?

Chris

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A couple of 100 ?! &nbsp;Its from an NT 4 migration, so ideally we need to know what is where and then create an OU for each site.
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A couple of 100 ?!  Its from an NT 4 migration, so ideally we need to know what is where and then create an OU for each site.

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Do you have a list of your IP ranges (network address and subnet mask)? And a list of the computers?<br />
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Do you have a list of your IP ranges (network address and subnet mask)? And a list of the computers?

Chris

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Yeah can get that easy enough from angryip
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Yeah can get that easy enough from angryip

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Then it's not so hard to do, I have a pile of VbScript subroutines for doing IP math and have done this kind of operation before for a much bigger domain.<br />
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It's reliant on being able to resolve the computer names to IP addresses, but I guess your infrastructure already allows that?<br />
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Then it's not so hard to do, I have a pile of VbScript subroutines for doing IP math and have done this kind of operation before for a much bigger domain.

It's reliant on being able to resolve the computer names to IP addresses, but I guess your infrastructure already allows that?

Chris

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Is there an easy way of showing all the computers currently in each active directory site within a domain ?
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Is there an easy way of showing all the computers currently in each active directory site within a domain ?

How to list all  computers in a given active directory site

Active Directory (AD) is a Microsoft brand for identity-related capabilities. In the on-premises world, Windows Server AD provides a set of identity capabilities and services, and is hugely popular (88% of Fortune 1000 and 95% of enterprises use AD). This topic includes all things Active Directory including DNS, Group Policy, DFS, troubleshooting, ADFS, and all other topics under the Microsoft AD and identity umbrella.