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is there an easy way (possibly shell command) to list all OUs in a domain - a count of how many objects are within each of those OU's - and whether or not it is protected from accidental deletion?
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is there an easy way (possibly shell command) to list all OUs in a domain - a count of how many objects are within each of those OU's - and whether or not it is protected from accidental deletion?

OUs and objects count command

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