Is there an [easy] way to present a graphical view of Active Directory hierarchy, like ADUC does or the way AskFilename() does, such that a user could mouse or cursor to the desired level and select an object?
thanks!
Bob
Sorry no built in Active Directory Browser function available in WinBatch. Have you considered using a WIL Dialog Itembox control?
Anyone here have suggestions on how this might be accomplished using WinBatch?
http://techsupt.winbatch.com/webcgi/webbatch.exe?techsupt/tsleft.web+WIL~Extenders/ADSI+Display~list~of~OUs.txt
Quote from: blmuzzy on October 21, 2013, 02:31:17 PM
Is there an [easy] way to present a graphical view of Active Directory hierarchy, like ADUC does or the way AskFilename() does, such that a user could mouse or cursor to the desired level and select an object?
thanks!
Bob
There are numerous free tools with a UI available for download including the following tool provided by MSFT's SystemInternals group
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb963907.aspx (http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb963907.aspx)
Deana, That's basically what I did, a series of AskItemList dialogs drilling further down from the start OU to Computers or Groups, then another AskItemList for sub OUs under those, etc. Navigating a single structure would be easier for the user.
Td, thanks for the suggestion. I hadn't used Sysinternals AD Explorer before. Closely resembles adsiedit. I'll look for others you suggested because I want to control the start point of the search vs the domain root, and I want to be able to drill into a container, then return the contents in a .txt file. My need was to be able to, say, take the 100 members of a group and put them in some other document. ADUC doesn't export to a file in a convenient manner and when the number is significant, doing so manually isn't practical.