Re: How to export name, email account and alias in

[Guest Guest]

Re: How to export name, email account and alias in

 

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"Kaddie" <kathied@tweed.nsw.gov.au(donotspam)> wrote in message

news:261A005D-0109-4E38-8EFA-316E9FC751B3@microsoft.com...

> Hi, We need to export 400 or so mailboxes out to a CSV type file once a

> month

> so that an external client can import them into their contacts list. In

> exchange 2007 is there a cmdlet for this. We would just want the name of

> user, alias and email address. Can we do this from exchange or should we

> use

> the ldifde -f export.ldf (-s Servername) in Active directory instead (this

> is

> just an example command I found on the internet). If anyone knows how to

> do

> this we would greatly appreciate some assistance

> thanks

> --

> Kath

[Guest Daren Rathbone]

Re: How to export name, email account and alias in

 

Re: How to export name, email account and alias in

 

Actually, to export to a csv file you'll want to use the CSVDE tool. This

command will export all user objects from AD:

 

csvde -f users.csv -s domaincontrollername -d "DC=domainname,DC=com" -p

subtree -r "(&(objectCategory=person)(objectClass=User)(givenname=*))" -j c:\

 

 

 

"no spam" wrote:

> Try IMI Fast User Manager & Reports

> http://www.imibo.com/imius/default.htm

>

>

> This is all - no scripts, no params, no... Easy and fast

>

>

>

> "Kaddie" <kathied@tweed.nsw.gov.au(donotspam)> wrote in message

> news:261A005D-0109-4E38-8EFA-316E9FC751B3@microsoft.com...

> > Hi, We need to export 400 or so mailboxes out to a CSV type file once a

> > month

> > so that an external client can import them into their contacts list. In

> > exchange 2007 is there a cmdlet for this. We would just want the name of

> > user, alias and email address. Can we do this from exchange or should we

> > use

> > the ldifde -f export.ldf (-s Servername) in Active directory instead (this

> > is

> > just an example command I found on the internet). If anyone knows how to

> > do

> > this we would greatly appreciate some assistance

> > thanks

> > --

> > Kath

>

>

>