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Even though you don't trust addins, Quest Active roles shell makes this really simple.<br />
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Get-QADUser -enabled -searchroot 'domain.name/OU' | Select DN,Name, ParentContainer | Export-CSV filename.csv
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Even though you don't trust addins, Quest Active roles shell makes this really simple.

Get-QADUser -enabled -searchroot 'domain.name/OU' | Select DN,Name, ParentContainer | Export-CSV filename.csv

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That'll work! &nbsp;Thanks!!!
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Folks -<br />
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I'm looking for a powershell script that will search a specific OU in Active Directory and return the CN of all USER accounts that are ENABLED. &nbsp;The script should ignore groups and all other non-user account objects.<br />
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I want to do this using only built-in Cmdlets. &nbsp;I'm aware that there are prebuilt Cmdlets that can do this for me but I don't trust them.<br />
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Thanks.
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Folks -

I'm looking for a powershell script that will search a specific OU in Active Directory and return the CN of all USER accounts that are ENABLED.  The script should ignore groups and all other non-user account objects.

I want to do this using only built-in Cmdlets.  I'm aware that there are prebuilt Cmdlets that can do this for me but I don't trust them.

Thanks.

Please provide a Powershell script to find all the user accounts in a specific OU that are ENABLED.

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