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Microsoft provides for you:<br />
Active Directory Topology Diagrammer<br />
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(requires Visio, as it generates Visio files)
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Microsoft provides for you:
Active Directory Topology Diagrammer

(requires Visio, as it generates Visio files)

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Thank you very much for the info, guys. &nbsp;ADFIND did the trick! &nbsp;Sweet!
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Thank you very much for the info, guys.  ADFIND did the trick!  Sweet!

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I'm looking for a script that will scan my Windows Server 2008 Active Directory and dump to a text file the fully qualified domain name of each OU. &nbsp;<br />
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Each OU should be on a separate line. &nbsp;<br />
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I don't have any 3rd party tools, so I'm thinking DSACLS with PowerShell or VBScript.<br />
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Any suggestions where I can find this script?
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I'm looking for a script that will scan my Windows Server 2008 Active Directory and dump to a text file the fully qualified domain name of each OU.  

Each OU should be on a separate line.  

I don't have any 3rd party tools, so I'm thinking DSACLS with PowerShell or VBScript.

Any suggestions where I can find this script?

MS Active Directory OU Structure Report

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