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Hi, same thing. No errors just back top the c:\ prompt. Also piped to text file and that is blank. Any ideas?. Thanks for your help.
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Hi all,<br />
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Ok, been asked to retrieve a list of groups nested into about 20 parent groups in a 2003 AD domain. When i run dsquery group &quot;DN&quot; i get nothing displayed, just a blinking cursor. Even when i run dsquery group &quot;ou=domain controllers, DC=mydomain.com&quot; It runs, no errors are reported but i dont get anything displayed. Even if i pipe the results into a text file the file is blank.<br />
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Am i doing something daft? I'm logged onto a DC as a domain administrator.<br />
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Many thanks
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Hi all,

Ok, been asked to retrieve a list of groups nested into about 20 parent groups in a 2003 AD domain. When i run dsquery group "DN" i get nothing displayed, just a blinking cursor. Even when i run dsquery group "ou=domain controllers, DC=mydomain.com" It runs, no errors are reported but i dont get anything displayed. Even if i pipe the results into a text file the file is blank.

Am i doing something daft? I'm logged onto a DC as a domain administrator.

Many thanks

Hi, same thing. No errors just back top the c:\ prompt. Also piped to text file and that is blank. Any ideas?. Thanks for your help.

2003 domain dsquery command doesn&amp;#39;t display anything

Hi all,

Ok, been asked to retrieve a list of groups nested into about 20 parent groups in a 2003 AD domain. When i run dsquery group &amp;quot;DN&amp;quot; i get nothing displayed, just a blinking cursor. Even when i run dsquery group &amp;quot;ou=domain controllers, DC=mydomain.com&amp;quot; It runs, no errors are reported but i dont get anything displayed. Even if i pipe the results into a text file the file is blank.

Am i doing something daft? I&amp;#39;m logged onto a DC as a domain administrator.

Many thanks

2003 domain dsquery command doesn't display anything

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).

Windows Server 2003

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