It’s sometimes very useful to be able to quickly export a list of users from AD, into a spreadsheet. This is something that teachers ask me to do regularly, so they have a list of student usernames in their class / year. Here’s how – Open powershell and type the below: Get-ADUser -Filter * -SearchBase […]
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