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Export Active Directory Group Membership to CSV

Using Windows PowerShell you can easily export Active Directory group membership to CSV. First, start Windows PowerShell as an administrator and import the Active Directory PowerShell module. Import-Module ActiveDirectory Next, run the below command where “GroupName” is the name of the group you want to export the membership list. Get-ADGroupMember -identity Read more…

By Joe Conklin, 11 years ago June 2, 2014
Microsoft Exchange

Setting Exchange 2013 Autodiscover URL

Recently I did an Exchange upgrade to Exchange 2013 and needed to confirm the Exchange PowerShell command to set the autodiscover URLs. I didn’t want to just issue the Exchange 2010 commands blindly and hoped they worked.. Below is the command. Just set the SERVERNAME to the name of the Read more…

By Joe Conklin, 12 years ago April 2, 2013
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