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What do I put in &quot;&quot;DN path of the OU&quot;? &nbsp;<br />
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I am trying to list the permitted users of for example; z:\depts\IT.
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What do I put in ""DN path of the OU"?  

I am trying to list the permitted users of for example; z:\depts\IT.

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Is it a Microsoft power shell script or it is a Quest power shell script?
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Is it a Microsoft power shell script or it is a Quest power shell script?

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powershell is microsoft the only thing being utilized from Quest are the cmdlets if you look at the first line:<br />
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add-pssnapin quest.activeroles.admanage<wbr />ment<br />
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This adds the cmdlets then runs the script.
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powershell is microsoft the only thing being utilized from Quest are the cmdlets if you look at the first line:

add-pssnapin quest.activeroles.admanagement

This adds the cmdlets then runs the script.

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I try to use &quot;accessnum&quot; to export the list of users of a particular folder. &nbsp;But it only shows user samid. &nbsp;<br />
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Is there another tool I can use which display full user names?<br />
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Thanks
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I try to use "accessnum" to export the list of users of a particular folder.  But it only shows user samid.  

Is there another tool I can use which display full user names?

Thanks

export list of users with full name who have permission to a specific folder in WIN2K8.

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