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thanks... but... that second report doesnt include all the fields I require..
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thanks... but... that second report doesnt include all the fields I require..

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Is there anyway in powershell to run the following 2 reports:<br />
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- all AD groups in a domain and their membership (users/groups) - written to CSV<br />
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- all AD users in a domain (including username, status (i.e. enabled/disabled), last login, last login timestamp, does password expire, password last set time - written to csv?<br />
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Can anyone give any pointers? I'd prefer to use powershell without the need to install any additional software on the machine.
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Is there anyway in powershell to run the following 2 reports:

- all AD groups in a domain and their membership (users/groups) - written to CSV

- all AD users in a domain (including username, status (i.e. enabled/disabled), last login, last login timestamp, does password expire, password last set time - written to csv?

Can anyone give any pointers? I'd prefer to use powershell without the need to install any additional software on the machine.

powershell AD users report

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