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OU detection
Is there a command on Vista/W7 to check what OU a computer is in? I've seen one for servers and scripts and programming for it... I'm looking for a computer.
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AlexNguyen
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dsquery computer -name <my_computer_name>Knowledge has no value if it is not shared.
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Zartanasaurus
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In Powershell (since you want to do scripting).
get-adcomputer -identity computername | select DistinguishedNameCurrently reading:
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SephStorm
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lol, no scripting! I know nothing about this scripting of which you people speak.
i'll try dsquery tommorow. -
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Don't forget to install the RSAT (Remote Server Administration Tools) first which includes "dsquery".i'll try dsquery tommorow.
Download: Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows 7 with SP1 - Microsoft Download Center - Download Details
Download: Microsoft Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows Vista - Microsoft Download Center - Download DetailsKnowledge has no value if it is not shared.
Knowledge can cure ignorance, but intelligence cannot cure stupidity.