Rocket Science for VBScript
I'm going to condense this question as best as possible and try to eliminate as much fluff as possible so it's better understood as to what I'm needing, I'm needing help with a script that will do this:
Background info: I have a Service Accounts OU, that has nothing but Service Accounts in them. In the Service Accounts Parent OU, I have 8 Sub OU's underneath it, within these Sub OU's are all of the Service Accounts.
Script:
1.) Go out and list all Service Accounts in Service Accounts OU and it's 8 Sub OU's.
Next....
and this is a doosie....
2.) Because these Service Accounts are required to run programs on some of the DC's around 30 total, they will not show the true IP addresses of where these Service Accounts originate from. I'd like to find out the host IP address of these Service Accounts without having to go through the Auth Logs manually of each DC. That of course would mean that the Script would have to go out to the Log Server and Scan through the Authentication logs of each DC to find the Service Accounts and associate the Host IP address of them.
NOTE: I've attached a screen shot to hopefully offer some additional in-sight.
ServiceAccounts.JPG
Background info: I have a Service Accounts OU, that has nothing but Service Accounts in them. In the Service Accounts Parent OU, I have 8 Sub OU's underneath it, within these Sub OU's are all of the Service Accounts.
Script:
1.) Go out and list all Service Accounts in Service Accounts OU and it's 8 Sub OU's.
Next....
and this is a doosie....
2.) Because these Service Accounts are required to run programs on some of the DC's around 30 total, they will not show the true IP addresses of where these Service Accounts originate from. I'd like to find out the host IP address of these Service Accounts without having to go through the Auth Logs manually of each DC. That of course would mean that the Script would have to go out to the Log Server and Scan through the Authentication logs of each DC to find the Service Accounts and associate the Host IP address of them.
NOTE: I've attached a screen shot to hopefully offer some additional in-sight.
ServiceAccounts.JPG
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the script worked great, give's a reading per click on screen. Is there way to dump this into say a text file or .csv?
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Ug getting errors....
Dim objShell,objFile,objFso,strTmp,strCommand,strInput
Set objShell = CScript.CreateObject("CScript.Shell")
Set objFso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
strTmp = "C:\Scripts\ServiceAcctsListing.txt"
Set oDSE = GetObject("LDAP://rootDSE")
strDN = "OU=ServiceAccounts,DC=test,DC=test,DC=COM"
Set oConn = CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
oConn.Provider = "ADsDSOOBJECT"
oConn.Open "DS Query"
Set oComm = CreateObject("ADODB.Command")
oComm.ActiveConnection = oConn
OComm.Properties("Page Size") = 1000
oComm.CommandText = "<LDAP://" & strDN & ">;(&(objectclass=user)(objectcategory=person));ADsPath;subtree"
Set oRS = oComm.Execute
Do While Not oRS.EOF
UserDN = oRS.Fields("ADsPath")
CScript.Echo UserDN
oRs.MoveNext
Loop
Set oRs = Nothing
Line 7: "OU=ServiceAccounts,DC=tes
should this be "OU=ServiceAccounts,DC=tes
If you're actually specifying the base of the search (which strDN is doing), you also don't need line 6 - it's now redundant.
should this be "OU=ServiceAccounts,DC=tes
If you're actually specifying the base of the search (which strDN is doing), you also don't need line 6 - it's now redundant.
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Hi Blunt that worked out nicely and I now have a dialog that pops up showing me the user name, I click ok and it cycles through to the next user, this is great, however I'd have to click it a lot to make it through the entire thing. Is it possible, for the output to be text, this might make reading it a little simpler.
run the script with cscript from the command line instead of wscript
Open up a command windows and type:
cscript ScriptName.vbs
That will make the command line processor execute the script and any echos will be written to the screen instead of making a popup box (unless a msgbox is used)
Open up a command windows and type:
cscript ScriptName.vbs
That will make the command line processor execute the script and any echos will be written to the screen instead of making a popup box (unless a msgbox is used)
Call it from the command prompt using cscript and output it to a text file (as stated by Jared earlier):
cscript myscript > results.txt
cscript myscript > results.txt
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THANKS appreciated all the input on this.
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that the service account logged in to?
Ans: That is correct.