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November 16, 2005
The new version of ADFind.exe freeware allows you to define and recall a file of filter attributes.
I defined ADFuser.qf, which contains:
objectcategory=PersonobjectClass=User
Using:
adfind -ef c:utilADFcsv.cf -ff c:utilADFuser.qf sAMAccountName distinguishedName userPrincipalName MemberOf userAccountControl lastLogon
might generate an output that looks like:
"sAMAccountName";"distinguishedName";"userPrincipalName";"MemberOf";"userAccountControl";"lastLogon""Test";"CN=Test.User,CN=Users,DC=JSIINC,DC=COM";"[email protected]";"CN=Accounts Payables,CN=Users,DC=JSIINC,DC=COM#CN=accountants,CN=Users,DC=JSIINC,DC=COM";"66048 [NORMAL_USER(512);NO_EXPIRE(65536)]";"2005/11/15-23:55:00 Eastern Standard Time"
NOTE: See the following tips:
How can I save and recall the switches I use with ADFind.exe freeware?How can I use environment variables to define commonly used ADFind.exe freeware switches?ADFind.exe freeware can use :AND: and :OR: instead of :1.2.840.113556.1.4.803: and :1.2.840.113556.1.4.804: to define a bitwise filter.
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