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Thanks Chris, but if there are sub-OUs how do I stop the search running through each sub OU ?<br />
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Test &gt;&nbsp;Test1 &gt;&nbsp;Test2
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Given that we're qualifying the distinguishedName you can do this based on all or part of the path.<br />
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For example, if you wanted to exclude a root OU called Test you could do this in the Where-Object statement:<br />

<pre><code id="code-20-40447162-1">$_.DistinguishedName -match 'OU=Test,DC=yourdomain,DC=com$'</code></pre>
It's a regular expression matching anything at the end of the string so we look for yourdomain.com/Test in effect.<br />
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You can look for nested OUs in much the same way:<br />

<pre><code id="code-20-40447162-2">$_.DistinguishedName -match 'OU=Test2,OU=Test1,OU=Test'</code></pre>
Is that what you mean?<br />
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Chris
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Does anyone have a script available that can extract computer accounts from OUs and not from others ? What I would like to do is to run a PowerShell script to extract computer accounts, which I have done. &nbsp;This pulled out all computer accounts, but what I would like to do, is to extract computer accounts from all OUs apart from the Computer \ Test \ Dev OUs.
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Does anyone have a script available that can extract computer accounts from OUs and not from others ? What I would like to do is to run a PowerShell script to extract computer accounts, which I have done.  This pulled out all computer accounts, but what I would like to do, is to extract computer accounts from all OUs apart from the Computer \ Test \ Dev OUs.

Thanks Chris, but if there are sub-OUs how do I stop the search running through each sub OU ?

Test &amp;gt; Test1 &amp;gt; Test2

Given that we&amp;#39;re qualifying the distinguishedName you can do this based on all or part of the path.

For example, if you wanted to exclude a root OU called Test you could do this in the Where-Object statement:
(CODE)
It&amp;#39;s a regular expression matching anything at the end of the string so we look for yourdomain.com/Test in effect.

You can look for nested OUs in much the same way:
(CODE)
Is that what you mean?

Chris

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