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Run the following command from the Exchange server:<br />
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csvde -d &quot;DC=mydomain,DC=local&quot; -l mail,legacyExchangeDN -f dnlegacy.csv <br />
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This will export the DNLegacy name for all users in domain mydomain.local
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Run the following command from the Exchange server:

csvde -d "DC=mydomain,DC=local" -l mail,legacyExchangeDN -f dnlegacy.csv

This will export the DNLegacy name for all users in domain mydomain.local

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need a to pull a report of all users dn legacy within a OU
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need a to pull a report of all users dn legacy within a OU

Report of all users DNlegacy

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