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 · The LDAP filter HAS to use the correct attribute name but Filter uses the property name returned by Get-ADUser LDAP filters can get very complicated very quickly For instance if you want to find the disabled user accounts, Get-ADUser -LDAPFilter “&objectclass=userobjectcategory=useruseraccountcontrol:1,2,840,113556,1,4,803:=2” Get-ADUser …

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 · So I need to get a list of print servers and printers in the domain Using Powershell Looking around the interwebs I found a PowerShell commandline here which formed the basis of this commandline: Get-ADObject -LDAPFilter “objectCategory=printQueue” -Properties cn drivername location printername, portname, servername , select portname, cn, drivername, location, printername, servername

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 · Many of the Microsoft AD cmdlets have a –Filter and an –LDAPFilter parameter, So what’s the difference? PS> Get-Help Get-ADUser -Parameter *Filter*-Filter Specifies a query string that retrieves Active Directory objects, This string uses the PowerShell Expression Language syntax, The PowerShell Expression Language syntax provides rich type-conversion support for value types received by the Filter …

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To get a list of the default set of properties of an ADObject object, use the following command: Get-ADObject, Get-Member, To get a list of all the properties of an ADObject object, use the following command: Get-ADObject-Properties ALL , Get-Member, Related Links, Move-ADObject; New-ADObject; Remove-ADObject; Rename-ADObject; Restore-ADObject

 · Many utilities, like adfind and dsquery *, accept LDAP filters, Many PowerShell Active Directory module cmdlets, like Get-ADUser, Get-ADGroup, Get-ADComputer, and Get-ADObject, accept LDAP filters with the LDAPFilter parameter,

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 · Here’s my code: PS C:\Projects> Get-ADObject -Filter { SamAccountName -eq $FreeSam } DistinguishedName Name ObjectClass ObjectGUID —————– —- ———– ———- CN=TP1-sh123456,OU=TP1-Resources PS C:\Projects> Get-ADObject -Identity $FreeSam Cannot find an object with identity: ‘TP1-sh123456’ under: ‘DC=tstglobal,DC=tst,DC=loc’,

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 · Maybe it has something to do with the servers current forest functional level Windows Server 2008 R2 This code display deleted users and computers Get – ADObject – IncludeDeletedObjects -filter {objectclass -eq “user” -and deleted -eq $true } This code display only deleted users

 · Get-ADObject -LDAPFilter “mail=email@yourdomain,comproxyAddresses=smtp:email@yourdomain,com” Step #1D: The following LDAP query adds a wild card to the search which also allows you to find a portion of the e-mail address if you do not know the specifics, Get-ADObject -LDAPFilter …

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 · Example 3: Get-AdUser -LDAPfilter, Here is an example to list all the users in an organizational unit called ‘Raglan’, This script uses the -LDAPfilter parameter, # Get-AdUser cmdlet Clear-host Get-ADUser -LDAPfilter ‘name=*’ ` -searchBase {OU=Raglan,DC=burrium,DC=usk} , Ft Name, Surname -a

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Filter or LDAP filter

Filtering get-adobject with Powershell, Could some one tell me the issues with the query, I want to pull back all the users that are not in a number of specific OU, I thought the following query would work, but as you can see it pulls back a user with “ou=staff” in the DN extracted from all of the output,

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 · I’m trying to search for SMTP addresses using an LDAPFilter on ADObject Get-AdObject -properties * -LDAPFilter “proxyAddresses=alert,haveibeenpwned@test,edu” I understand that some of this is possible with GetADUser and Get-Mailbox or even with the -Filter with the -anr command However for consistency I’d prefer to use native LDAP with the Get-AdObject command,

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 · The only required parameter of the Get-ADObject PowerShell cmdlet is Filter This is a parameter is one way to limit the number of objects returned Since it’s a required parameter you must define it even if you’d like to return all objects using a wildcard character * , This tells Get-ADObject to return all objects,

Get-ADObject cmdlet gets an AD object or performs a search to retrieve multiple objects, The -Identity parameter specifies the AD object to get, Identify the object to get by its distinguished name DN or GUID,