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Dear Experts,<br />
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Please could somebody help me devise a script that will export the following from Active Directory:<br />
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Domain; User; OU; Security Group;<br />
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and output to a CSV file.<br />
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I want to be able to run this on a number of different domains.<br />
<br />
It'll be mainly on 2003 domains so I'm not sure we can use PowerShell.<br />
<br />
Many thanks
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Dear Experts,

Please could somebody help me devise a script that will export the following from Active Directory:

Domain; User; OU; Security Group;

and output to a CSV file.

I want to be able to run this on a number of different domains.

It'll be mainly on 2003 domains so I'm not sure we can use PowerShell.

Many thanks

Active Directory Export Script

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