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Hello Experts, <br />
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I have the command line that will provide all the computers that did not login to the domain for the last 2 months but the issue is it only gives me 100 entries . <br />
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the command is <br />
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dsquery computer -inactive 8 <br />
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How can I get more than 100 results ?
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Hello Experts, 

I have the command line that will provide all the computers that did not login to the domain for the last 2 months but the issue is it only gives me 100 entries . 

the command is 

dsquery computer -inactive 8 

How can I get more than 100 results ?

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