Exporting AD Contacts with Powershell
Hi,
I'm currently trying to migrate our company's 1000+ mail contacts from Exchange into a contacts list in Sharepoint.
I need specific data from Active Directory for each contact which goes beyond what the Get-MailContact cmdlet can do. I need info like Company, phone number...etc...
I downloaded Quest's tools, but it seems like their cmdlets are only for users, not contacts.
Any ideas?
I'm currently trying to migrate our company's 1000+ mail contacts from Exchange into a contacts list in Sharepoint.
I need specific data from Active Directory for each contact which goes beyond what the Get-MailContact cmdlet can do. I need info like Company, phone number...etc...
I downloaded Quest's tools, but it seems like their cmdlets are only for users, not contacts.
Any ideas?
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you mean StreetAddress?
get-contact -resultsize unlimited | select-object name,Phone,company,streeta
again try with on one conact get-contact contactname | fl and you will be able to find all properties
get-contact -resultsize unlimited | select-object name,Phone,company,streeta
again try with on one conact get-contact contactname | fl and you will be able to find all properties
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Actually Ken, when I run
Get-QADObject -type contact -Identity bjones | fl
I don't see an attribute for address either. Is there a way to do this from quest?
Get-QADObject -type contact -Identity bjones | fl
I don't see an attribute for address either. Is there a way to do this from quest?
here are the address attributes in get-contact
StreetAddress
PostOfficeBox
City
StateOrProvince
PostalCode
CountryOrRegion
StreetAddress
PostOfficeBox
City
StateOrProvince
PostalCode
CountryOrRegion
Try it with -includedproperties *
Get-QADObject -type contact -Identity bjones -includedproperties * | fl *
Get-QADObject -type contact -Identity bjones -includedproperties * | fl *
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Thanks ... I got this figured out. I'm going to give you guys all credit, cause all 3 of you were very helpful.
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@xxdcmast, wow, never heard of the csvde.exe command, but that's pretty sweet that you can do this kind of thing from the command prompt instead of powershell. If I can't get Ken's solution to work I'll check this out.
@Akhater, I see company, and phone, but what about an attribute like "Address" which is stored in AD?