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Thanks Toni, <br />
&nbsp;I was just putting the wrong container first.
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Thanks Toni,
 I was just putting the wrong container first.

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Server 2012 R2 Powershell as administrator<br />
So I believe I'm doing something wrong with the powershell command it works to create a parent and then a child in the parent but unable to create child inside of child or however it would be labeled <br />
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DC Test.local<br />
OU Parent Test1<br />
OU Child Site1<br />
Unable to create Computers inside of Site1 <br />
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new-adorganizationalunit -name &quot;Computers&quot; -path &quot;OU=Test1, OU=Site1, DC=test, DC=local&quot; <br />
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What is the issue here ?
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Server 2012 R2 Powershell as administrator
So I believe I'm doing something wrong with the powershell command it works to create a parent and then a child in the parent but unable to create child inside of child or however it would be labeled 

DC Test.local
OU Parent Test1
OU Child Site1
Unable to create Computers inside of Site1 

new-adorganizationalunit -name "Computers" -path "OU=Test1, OU=Site1, DC=test, DC=local" 

What is the issue here ?

AD powershell creating new OU in child OU

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