Export Active Directory Users Using PowerShell to a Text File
Hello Guys,
In this tutorial, we will demonstrate how to export Active Directory users using PowerShell to a text file. This process is straightforward and can be accomplished with a single command, making it an efficient way to manage your AD users. By following these steps, you can easily export user details such as display name, city, company, department, email address, and telephone number.
PowerShell Command for Exporting Active Directory Users
You can use the following PowerShell command as mentioned in the video to export Active Directory users:
get-aduser -filter * -Properties * | select displayname, city, company, department, EmailAddress, telephonenumber | export-csv -path c:\export-all.csv
This command retrieves all users from Active Directory and exports their details to a CSV file located at c:\export-all.csv.
Watch the Video Tutorial on Exporting AD Users
For a detailed step-by-step guide, watch our video tutorial below. It provides a visual walkthrough of the process, ensuring you can follow along easily:
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