Export Ad User to CSV in PowerShell
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Get-AdUser cmdlet in active directory get one or more users from active directory based on search criteria and using filter conditions get ad users from the domain, specific OU. Using Export-CSV to export ad users to CSV file with all attributes in PowerShell.
Before creating reports, you must first figure out how to find the AD users you’d like to export Active Directory users to CSV. To do that, you’ll use the Get-ADUser
cmdlet. The Get-ADUser
cmdlet is a PowerShell cmdlet that comes with the PowerShell ActiveDirectory module.
Open a PowerShell console and run the Get-ADUser
cmdlet using the Filter
parameter and argument of *
. Using an asterisk with the Filter
parameter tells Get-ADUser
to return all AD users. You’ll create more sophisticated filters a bit later.
Get-ADUser -Filter * - show all users in AD
By default, the Get-ADUser
cmdlet will return the following properties:
DistinguishedName
– The full LDAP name of the user object.Enabled
– Is the user enabled, true or false.GivenName
– The user’s first name.Name
– The user’s full name.ObjectClass
– The type of AD object this is.ObjectGUID
– The ID of the AD object.SamAccountName
– This was the login name up to Windows NT4.0SID
– Another type of Object ID.Surname
– The user’s last name.UserPrincipalName
– The user’s login name.
Limiting Searches to OUs with the SearchBase
Parameter
AD users can be spread across sometimes dozens of organizational units (OUs). Sometimes, you need to limit the search to only a particular OU. To do that, you can use the SearchBase
parameter. The SearchBase
parameter allows you to specify a single OU as a starting point to search for users.
For example, perhaps you have an DOM-Users OU with various department OUs inside, as shown below. Inside the department OUs contains all of the user accounts you’d like to include in your export to CSV.
You can define the SearchBase
argument as DOM-Users OU’s distinguished name (DN) like below to limit the search to the DOM-Users OU and all OUs inside.
Get-ADUser -Filter * -SearchBase "OU=DOM-Users,DC=DOM,DC=local"
Export Ad Users Name to CSV
To export aduser name to CSV file, use Get-AdUser
cmdlet in active directory with Filter parameter as below
Get-ADUser -Filter * | Select-Object Name | export-csv -path D:\Temp\export-usr.csv -NoTypeInformation
Export AdUser Email Addresses from Active Directory to Csv
Get-ADUser -Filter * -Properties * | Select Name, EMailAddress,DisplayName | Export-Csv D:\adusers-export.csv -NoTypeInformation
Export Users from Active Directory OU to CSV
Organizational Unit (OU) is a container in the Active Directory containing users, computers, and groups.
Use Get-AdUser in PowerShell to export users from active directory OU to CSV file, as below
Get-ADUser -Filter * -SearchBase "OU=HR,DC=SHELLPRO,DC=LOCAL" -Properties * | Select Name,EMailAddress,DisplayName | Export-Csv -Path D:\TEMP\export-usr.csv -NoTypeInformation
Export Enabled Ad Users to CSV
Active directory user Enabled property has either True or False value which decides aduser is enabled or not.
To export enabled ad users to CSV file, use Get-AdUser
cmdlet as below
Get-ADUser -Filter * -Property * | Where-Object {$_.Enabled -like "True"} | Select Name, EmailAddress, DisplayName | Export-Csv -Path D:\TEMP\export-usr.csv -NoTypeInformation
In the above PowerShell script,
The first command gets adusers from the active directory and passes user objects to the second command.
Second command check Enabled status and select Name, EmailAddress, and DisplayName.
Using Export-Csv cmdlet in PowerShell, it export enabled ad users to CSV file.
Export User logon Name from Active Directory
To export user logon name, lastlogondate from active directory, use Get-AdUser cmdlet as below
Get-ADUser -Filter * -Property * | Where-Object {$_.Enabled -like "False"} | Select Name, EmailAddress, DisplayName,LastLogonDate,UserPrincipalName | Export-Csv -Path D:\TEMP\export-usr.csv -NoTypeInformation
Above PowerShell script, get ad user name, emailaddress, displayname, lastlogondate, and userprincipalname and export user logon name and last logon date to CSV file using Export-CSV.
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Manually uninstall your ESET product using the ESET uninstaller tool
Issue
- You have used the ESET Start Menu uninstaller and continue to have problems uninstalling or reinstalling your ESET product
- Your ESET product remains active after uninstallation
- Your uninstallation fails
Solution
-
Download the ESET Uninstaller and save it to your Desktop.
-
In Safe Mode open windows command prompt - CMD and run the program esetuninstaller.exe
- Read the warning - Are you sure you wish to continue? and type y to confirm
- Review the items listed under Installed ESET products. Type the numner that correspondes to the ESET installation that should be uninstalled and press the ENTER key
- Verify that you are uninstalling the correct ESET product from the operating system and type y to confirm
- After the end job press any key to exit
Windows Update KB5014692
On June 14, 2022, Microsoft released a Windows update KB5014692 to address security issues in the Windows 10 and Windows Server 2019 operating systems.
As the update was to fix the security issues, it tightened the security level of the host by raising the authentication level for the DCOM protocol.
A protocol that exposes application objects via remote procedure calls (RPCs) is termed a Distributed Component Object Model (DCOM) Remote Protocol. The software components of networked devices communicate with one another using this DCOM protocol.
To address this, Microsoft shared a workaround by disabling the hardening changes using a registry key that were enabled by default after the update.
Steps to disable the authentication level of the DCOM protocol:
Step 1: Open the registry on the source machine.
Step 2: Navigate to the following registry path- HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Ole\AppCompat
Step 3: Right-click on the screen and create a new DWORD (32-bit) value.
Step 4: After it is created, rename the value name from New Value #1 to RequireIntegrityActivationAuthenticationLevel.
Step 5: Now, enter the data value in hexadecimal format, i.e., 0x00000000 to disable.
Step 6: Upon completing the steps above, restart the machine to apply the changes.
Kindly refer to the following KB5004442 for more details: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/kb5004442-manage-changes-for-windows-dcom-server-security-feature-bypass-cve-2021-26414-f1400b52-c141-43d2-941e-37ed901c769c
*Note: The above-mentioned workaround changes need to be made on all the machines (hypervisors) on which the update KB 5014692 has been applied.
After installing the hotfix, managing the Remote Desktop Services Collection stops working