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How do I do it using powershell?
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Use the following command...<br />

<pre><code id="code-20-40555472-1">import-module activedirectory
$Groups = Get-AdGroup -filter *
foreach ($member in $Groups) {
        Get-AdGroupMember -Identity $member | ft $member.Name, Name, sAMAccountName
}</code></pre>
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Will.
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Use the following command...


import-module activedirectory
$Groups = Get-AdGroup -filter *
foreach ($member in $Groups) {
        Get-AdGroupMember -Identity $member | ft $member.Name, Name, sAMAccountName
}


Will.

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&gt; I need a Utility to pull up all groups and their members on server 2003<br />
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just clarify: do you actually mean you want to list all groups and members of the AD from the DC running W2K3? not just the objects belong to the specific server.
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> I need a Utility to pull up all groups and their members on server 2003

just clarify: do you actually mean you want to list all groups and members of the AD from the DC running W2K3? not just the objects belong to the specific server.

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I need a Utility to pull up all groups and their members on server 2003<br />
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Trying to migrate shared folders to another server among other things<br />
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Is there a way or a little Utility to pull up all groups and their members on a server?<br />
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It is a DC and runs AD
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I need a Utility to pull up all groups and their members on server 2003

Trying to migrate shared folders to another server among other things

Is there a way or a little Utility to pull up all groups and their members on a server?

It is a DC and runs AD

Is there a way or a little Utility to pull up all groups and their members on a server?

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).

Windows Server 2003

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