VBScript to list members of an AD group
Hello,
I'm trying to find or create a VBScript that can query an AD "domain-local" group and export the members of the group to a text file.
The export of the members needs to be in the format of: "DOMAIN\SAMAccountName"
DOMAIN is preferred to be in the NetBIOS format, but FQDN is also acceptable.
I need the domain to be prefaced because there are members of trusted domains in these groups which I must differentiate.
Thanks.
I'm trying to find or create a VBScript that can query an AD "domain-local" group and export the members of the group to a text file.
The export of the members needs to be in the format of: "DOMAIN\SAMAccountName"
DOMAIN is preferred to be in the NetBIOS format, but FQDN is also acceptable.
I need the domain to be prefaced because there are members of trusted domains in these groups which I must differentiate.
Thanks.
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Thanks, but PowerShell isn't an option as I need to work with some older DCs.
VBScript is fully supported among all, so that is what I need to go with.
Also that function does not output in NetBIOS or FQDN format. It only shows DN.
Plus it errors out on domain-local groups that have trusted foreign accounts in it.
The DN isn't going to work.
I had found plenty of examples returning the DN. That's why I had asked specifically for NetBIOS or FQDN output format.
If there is a way to modify your script to transform the DN to NetBIOS or FQDN, I'd be open to adding a function to the script to do so.
In the end I need it in NetBIOS or FQDN format.
Thanks.
VBScript is fully supported among all, so that is what I need to go with.
Also that function does not output in NetBIOS or FQDN format. It only shows DN.
Plus it errors out on domain-local groups that have trusted foreign accounts in it.
The DN isn't going to work.
I had found plenty of examples returning the DN. That's why I had asked specifically for NetBIOS or FQDN output format.
If there is a way to modify your script to transform the DN to NetBIOS or FQDN, I'd be open to adding a function to the script to do so.
In the end I need it in NetBIOS or FQDN format.
Thanks.
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on command line type powershell and press enter
then run this
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is this something you want?