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thanks, what would you do when you have a space. <br />
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example &nbsp;$ou = &quot;ou=my test, dc=domain, dc =com&quot;<br />
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my current domain setup is.... &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;cb.smbmi.local<br />
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my ou im trying to search under is Vendor Support<br />
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would my line be &nbsp; $ou = &quot;ou=vendor support, dc=cb, dc=smbmi, dc=local&quot; &nbsp; &nbsp; <br />
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thanks for helping
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thanks, what would you do when you have a space.

example  $ou = "ou=my test, dc=domain, dc =com"

my current domain setup is....      cb.smbmi.local

my ou im trying to search under is Vendor Support
 
would my line be   $ou = "ou=vendor support, dc=cb, dc=smbmi, dc=local"    

thanks for helping

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If Vendor Support is the top level OU then the below is correct.<br />
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would my line be &nbsp; $ou = &quot;ou=vendor support, dc=cb, dc=smbmi, dc=local&quot; &nbsp; &nbsp;<br />
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Will.
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If Vendor Support is the top level OU then the below is correct.

would my line be   $ou = "ou=vendor support, dc=cb, dc=smbmi, dc=local"    

Will.

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How to get users information using powershell for a certain OU in a domain. <br />
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Can anyone help please, I'm trying to get some reports about users rights and access levels in a certain OU in a domain. <br />
<br />
Thanks for any ones help!!
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How to get users information using powershell for a certain OU in a domain. 

Can anyone help please, I'm trying to get some reports about users rights and access levels in a certain OU in a domain. 

Thanks for any ones help!!

How to get users information using powershell for a certain OU in a domain

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