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do I run the dsquery in a command line? &nbsp;Also, my distirbution list name start with a period .test-external. &nbsp;do I place quatation?
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do I run the dsquery in a command line?  Also, my distirbution list name start with a period .test-external.  do I place quatation?

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To run the dsquery you would need to have the administrative tools (adminpak.msi) installed on the machine your running this on. You could also run the dsquery from a domain controller. <br />
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Once you have the adminpak installed all you need to do is open a command prompt and paste in the DSquery command. <br />
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Ive never tested with a group that starts with a . it may work without any quotes. 
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To run the dsquery you would need to have the administrative tools (adminpak.msi) installed on the machine your running this on. You could also run the dsquery from a domain controller.

Once you have the adminpak installed all you need to do is open a command prompt and paste in the DSquery command.

Ive never tested with a group that starts with a . it may work without any quotes.

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Hi all, &nbsp; I am trying to get a listing of all members for a specific distribution list using ADFIND. &nbsp; What would be the syntax for it?<br />
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Hi all,   I am trying to get a listing of all members for a specific distribution list using ADFIND.   What would be the syntax for it?

Thanks

ADfind to list a specific members of a distribution list

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