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Assuming the lists are kept as distribution groups in active directory you can use<br />
the ds* utilities to extract. &nbsp;Here's an example to get all the addresses of a list<br />
where the list may contain combination of users and nested groups:<br />
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C:\&gt; dsquery group -name &quot;listname&quot; | dsget group -members -expand<br />
&nbsp;| find /v &quot;OU=Groups&quot; | dsget user -email<br />
&nbsp; email<br />
&nbsp; joe.smith@abc.com<br />
&nbsp; john.washington@abc.com<br />
&nbsp; gina.bradford@abc.com<br />
&nbsp; joshi.ramkrishna@abc.com<br />
dsget succeeded<br />
<br />
C:\&gt;<br />
<br />
Omitting OU=Groups is necessary because dsget includes the<br />
name of the nested group before expanding its members.<br />
Wrap this with some other scripting to process a list of lists and<br />
join results into csv.<br />

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Assuming the lists are kept as distribution groups in active directory you can use
the ds* utilities to extract.  Here's an example to get all the addresses of a list
where the list may contain combination of users and nested groups:

C:\> dsquery group -name "listname" | dsget group -members -expand
 | find /v "OU=Groups" | dsget user -email
  email
  joe.smith@abc.com
  john.washington@abc.com
  gina.bradford@abc.com
  joshi.ramkrishna@abc.com
dsget succeeded

C:\>

Omitting OU=Groups is necessary because dsget includes the
name of the nested group before expanding its members.
Wrap this with some other scripting to process a list of lists and
join results into csv.


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You can also try these<br />
<br />
csvde -f report.txt -r &quot;memberOf=cn=MyList,ou=Sal<wbr />es,dc=MyDo<wbr />main,dc=co<wbr /> m&quot; –l sAMAccountName,displayName<wbr />,mail<br />
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ldifde -f report.txt -r &quot;memberOf=cn=MyList,ou=Sal<wbr />es,dc=MyDo<wbr />main,dc=co<wbr /> m&quot; –l sAMAccountName,displayName<wbr />,mail<br />

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You can also try these

csvde -f report.txt -r "memberOf=cn=MyList,ou=Sales,dc=MyDomain,dc=co m" –l sAMAccountName,displayName,mail

ldifde -f report.txt -r "memberOf=cn=MyList,ou=Sales,dc=MyDomain,dc=co m" –l sAMAccountName,displayName,mail


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anyone an idea how to do it? is there a difference if i do if from outlook or domi have to do it on exchange?<br />
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if yes,hows the command?
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anyone an idea how to do it? is there a difference if i do if from outlook or domi have to do it on exchange?

if yes,hows the command?

Exporting Distribution List from Echange 2007 into CSV or text file

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.