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AD: search for groups with name test in it
Hi,
Please advise: in AD how do I search for groups with name test in it?
Tried with ADUC, search for groupname, *groupname*, %groupname%, advanced search, ldap search. Group exists but I don't get the result.
Please advise.
J.
Please advise: in AD how do I search for groups with name test in it?
Tried with ADUC, search for groupname, *groupname*, %groupname%, advanced search, ldap search. Group exists but I don't get the result.
Please advise.
J.
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Any idea how you would do an unattended install of this powerquest and it's modules?
Note: why not ISE instead of quest?
Note: why not ISE instead of quest?
You install Quest cmdlet on the computer you want to execute the query - why would you like to install it remotely and silently? You have written "Why not ISE" - as far as I am concerned, "PowerShell ISE" is an editor for PS, Quest gives us additional modules to PS, so we can use addtional commands.
To add the Quest module to powershell - so it will be loaded by default, you have to create a file:
C:\Windows\System32\Window sPowerShel l\v1.0\profile.ps1
The content of mine "profile.ps1" is:
Add-PSSnapin Quest.ActiveRoles.ADManage ment
Set-QADPSSnapinSettings -DefaultSizeLimit 0
First line will load the module, second one will set the default limit to 0 - which means no limit - quite useful.
To add the Quest module to powershell - so it will be loaded by default, you have to create a file:
C:\Windows\System32\Window
The content of mine "profile.ps1" is:
Add-PSSnapin Quest.ActiveRoles.ADManage
Set-QADPSSnapinSettings -DefaultSizeLimit 0
First line will load the module, second one will set the default limit to 0 - which means no limit - quite useful.
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