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Hi All,<br />
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I have been searching over the net for ages and cannot seem to find what i need.<br />
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I have in the process of migrating a file server, i have a large number of users who have their home drives configured under the AD Profiles tab and the &quot;Remote Desktop Services&quot; TAB. I have and can easily retrieve all users in my domain attributes for their Profiles Tab home directory path, but cannot do the same for the &quot;Remote Desktop Services Profile &quot;&nbsp;tab. I have seen articles for ldap searches but these do not really do what i want.<br />
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All i really need to do is export any user who has a path configured in AD under the &quot;Remote Desktop Services&quot; tab for their home directory.<br />
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Ideally using powershell.<br />
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I hope to get username, remotedesktop services home directory path (From Remote Desktop Services Profile TAB in AD)<br />
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(All DC 2008r2) <br />
Thanks in Advance!
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Hi All,

I have been searching over the net for ages and cannot seem to find what i need.

I have in the process of migrating a file server, i have a large number of users who have their home drives configured under the AD Profiles tab and the "Remote Desktop Services" TAB. I have and can easily retrieve all users in my domain attributes for their Profiles Tab home directory path, but cannot do the same for the "Remote Desktop Services Profile " tab. I have seen articles for ldap searches but these do not really do what i want.

All i really need to do is export any user who has a path configured in AD under the "Remote Desktop Services" tab for their home directory.

Ideally using powershell.

I hope to get username, remotedesktop services home directory path (From Remote Desktop Services Profile TAB in AD)

(All DC 2008r2) 
Thanks in Advance!

Export All AD user Remote Desktop Services Home Directory Path

Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2, based on the Microsoft Vista codebase, is the last 32-bit server operating system released by Microsoft. It has a number of versions, including including Foundation, Standard, Enterprise, Datacenter, Web, HPC Server, Itanium and Storage; new features included server core installation and Hyper-V.