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yes, ended up using the MSFT psexec.exe to capture the local group membership that i was looking for.
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yes, ended up using the MSFT psexec.exe to capture the local group membership that i was looking for.

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would like to target &nbsp;specific OU using:<br />
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-SearchRoot &quot;domain.com/corporate computers&quot; <br />
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thanks in advance.<br />
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S.
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would like to target  specific OU using:

-SearchRoot "domain.com/corporate computers" 

thanks in advance.

S.

how can i use quest commandlets - get-QADComputer to export a report on local administrator group membership?

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