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  1. Scope of this script is to compare the users membership of two or more AD Groups, to understand complex active directory environments, and find groups/users overlapping. So you can retrieve the list of groups, select 2 or more groups and obtain a list with the membership of every user. The list is processed in sqlite and exported as a CSV file. Thank always to @water for the mighty active directory UDF. You will need also my _gollog UDF for logging. CompareADGroups.au3
  2. When I try _AD_Open() with no parameters I get this error message... Function _AD_Open encountered a problem. @error=4, @extended = -2147023541 When I try _AD_Open($sUserIDParam = "XXXX@XXXX.com", $sPasswordParam = "XXXX", $sAD_DNSDomainParam = "", $sAD_HostServerParam = "", $sAD_ConfigurationParam = "") I get this error message.... Function _AD_Open encountered a problem. @error=4, @extended = -2147016646 The rest of my code attempts to move a computer from one OU to another. It errors out telling me that there is no such OU. My guess is that is because I am not logged in to Active Directory so I have to solve the login issue first before tackling this the move. The XXXX's above are replaced in my code with a domain admin account that "should" have permissions to do a computer move from one OU to another.
  3. Good afternoon, I am running the instructions below, and even using a username or password missing, $error always returns "The operation completed successfully." $result = _AD_Open ( $user , $password , "dc=proxy,dc=trtsp,dc=jus,dc=br" , "proxy.trtsp.jus.br" ) If @error <> 0 Then $error = _AD_GetlastADSIError () _ArrayDisplay ( $error ) Exit EndIf Version of AD is 1.4.0.0 in AutoIt 3.3.8.1 (https://www.autoitscript.com/forum/topic/106163-active-directory-udf/). someone could tell me why this occurs rather than showing the detailed description of an error when the login fails using _ad_open?
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