Have googled this and didn’t found command/script to copy member of, however found many articles to copy members from a group, though of write a simplified command to achieve this, have already discussed how to copy group membership from one group to another group Also Read: Display the list of members with nested groups Source Group =… Read More »
In any environment if the employee leaves the company you have to disable the user account in active directory, all the disabled users are still there in the Distribution list and security groups and have to remove the disabled user account manually If you want to know all the disabled users from the active directory… Read More »
Group SID Some time we require a SID for the group in active directory, using the simple inbuilt windows command we can get the group SID You can use the below command to find the group SID Group SID (Group to SID) Groupname: sales_executes(Pre-Win2k Name) Syntax: dsquery group -name “groupname” | dsget group -sid Example:… Read More »
Some time we require a SID for the user account in active directory, using the simple inbuilt windows command we can get the User to SID You can use the below command to find the User to SID User to SID (Username to SID) Username: Johnson (Pre-Win2k Name) Syntax: dsquery user -name “username” | dsget… Read More »
Command to add members of one group to the other group (Group migration) If you want to add all the members from group1 to the group2 user the below command syntex: dsget group “Source group DN” -members | dsmod group “Destination group DN” -addmbr Example: dsget group “CN=Group1,OU=Test,DC=test,DC=com” -members | dsmod group “CN=Group2,OU=Test,DC=Test,DC=com” -addmbr Check… Read More »
Members from Nested Group To display the list of members, recursively expanded In the below command, you can extract the group membership details, if you have a group that member of this group then this command will extract all the members including the nested groups(group with in the group) So you will get all the… Read More »
How to verify KCC disabled, do you know ISTG is enabled or disabled for you active directory sites, you check the ISTG status using below command command Verify KCC status on intersite (by default KCC enabled) dsquery site -name Default-First-Site-Name | dsget site –autotopology autotopologynodsget succeeded Note: If automatic inter-site topology generation is enabled (yes)… Read More »
Command to Find the site name for given subnet in AD, some time we know the IP and subnet and we have to find the site in active directory, you can use the below command dsquery subnet -name 192.168.1.0/24 | dsget subnet -site Subnet = 192.168.1.0/24 Please replece the above subnet with your subnet to… Read More »
