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    Thanks!!! I feel dumb for that. It is taking quite a while to complete. I assume theres no way around that?
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    My script: #include <ad.au3> _AD_GetLastLoginDate("johnsmith")
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    It sounds like it is what Im looking for. When I try to run it I receive "... ==> Variable must be of type "Object".:" It looks to be failing here: $__oAD_Command.CommandText = "<LDAP://" & $sAD_HostServer & "/" & $sAD_DNSDomain & ">;(" & $sAD_Property & "=" & $sAD_Object & ");ADsPath;subtree" Ideas? Thanks a lot for your help by the way!!
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    I do mean Domain Controller. I believe I have heard of a tool in the past (possibly a Windows tool?) that retreives a list of Domain Controllers a user has logged in to recently. So this wouldnt be something easily doable using the AD UDF?
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    I will have to look into that. Alternatively, is it possible to get a log of all the servers a user has logged in to over some time, or is that the same type of deal?
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    Oh I see. I actually do use Altiris (web version). Anyway I can script Altiris for quick usage that you can think of?
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    Dictator, I think that would do the opposite of what Im looking for. What you suggested is a way to find the users logged in to a specific machine. Im looking to a log of machines a user has logged in to.
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    Do you mean a script would have to run on the user's computer? I think theres a way to do what Im looking for using the AD GUI. What you're suggesting wouldnt work since I don't have the computer information.
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    Hey all, back with some more AD questions. Is it possible to return machine info (computer name) given a username? Id like to know what computer a specific user is logged in to (and maybe a little history of when they last logged in to which computer), and Im thinking my best odds are using the AD UDF? Thanks for any help!!
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    I see what you are saying. I am looking for a script that plays automated greeting. I cannot script the VOIP software that we use. I guess I had thought that it would be possible to set the input that the microphone takes to be a digital sound file, instead of me talking.
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    I use a headset so I cannot play the track and hope that my mic picks it up. Is there no way to send something to the microphone? No protocol? Thanks!
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    Thanks for your reply. Basically I answer phone calls using my computer (VOIP), and I say the same sentence very frequently. I want to record my voice and have it automatically play over the microphone when I run the function (code).
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    Hey all, I was wondering if there is a way to "automate" the microphone in an output way. Meaning, is there a way to write a function that will force a track to be played and sent to the microphone? Basically, instead of having to say a specific thing on the microphone over and over again, is there a way to automate the microphone to send a recorded track? Not sure if what Im asking makes sense, but any help would be greatly appreciated!
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    Works great. Thank you very much!!
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    You,sir,are awesome! One last thing. Right now $sSearch accepts Lastname,"space"+Firstname. The input will be in the format Lastname,Firstname without a space. Any idea on how to escape that properly?
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    I apologize it's been a long day. Running GetObjectProperties example 1, to answer your question, cn (in col0) looks perfect as the value (in col1) has Lastname,firstname. So I need to input that and I want the script to return the username which shows up as the propertyname "mailNickname" in Col0. Are we on the same page now? Sorry again!
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    Ahhh okay. Well I tried simplifying the process a little. When I compile and run your script, "AD_GetObjectsInOU" without touching it, Examples 1 and 2 return "No OUs could be found". Example 3 is the only one that shows an _ArrayDisplay with the results I posted earlier. Any ideas why the first 2 examples return an error? Appreciate all your help here!
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    Col0 is returning exactly "Smithj", my actual username. It's not returning the name of the property. It is returning the value of the property.. weird?
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    Assuming my name is John Smith. Col 0 returns: Smithj Col 1 returns: CN=Smith, John,OU=USA,OU=California,OU=Company,OU=Domain Users,DC=us,DC=abc So the property CN contains both the first and the last name. So I need to be able to input CN (as Smith,John) and have it return the Col0 value.
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    When I ran the first example, it returned mylastname,myfirstname in Col2 and my username in Col0. What I need to do is be able to input the information shown here in Col 2 and I want the script to return the corresponding username (which is shown now in Col0). I want the script to work given somebody else's Last,First name instead of mine. Somebody else on the network. Am I making any sense?
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    Thank you for your reply. I just included the whole AD_GetObjectsInOU instead of using _AD_Open. I need to have it accept a variable formatted as LastName,FirstName and retreive the username for that user. The usernames are not based on the names consistently as they have to match a certain length so Smith,John might be Smitj. Ideas? Thanks again!!
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    Thank you for the reply and for your hard work. I cant get it to work though, what am I doing wrong? Global $sGivenName = _AD_GetObjectAttribute(@UserName, "Surname") $aObjects = _AD_GetObjectsInOU("", "(ANR=" & $sGivenName & ")", 2, "sAMAccountName,distinguishedName,displayname", "displayname") If @error > 0 Then MsgBox(64, "Active Directory Functions - Example 3", "No objects found") Else _ArrayDisplay($aObjects, "Active Directory Functions - Example 3 - Ambigous Name Resolution. Search for '" & $sGivenName & "'") EndIf this is not returning any results. Thanks again!
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    Hey all, Been doing some work with AD. I am able to return specific info given a username. However, I want the input to accept a format of "LastName,FirstName", search AD for a match and return the username. Is this possible? Thank you very much for any help!
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    If it were negating the success, then the msgbox would show. Nothing is happening. The first file is deleted but the script hangs and no more files are deleted.
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    Hmm. Runwait doesnt seem to want to work. It executes the command, I check and the filed is deleted, but it doesnt execute the next one. Any ideas? By the way, the del command is just a test command, I have to use the command prompt for my script. Thanks! For $Index = 1 To $Files[0] $iReturnValue = Runwait(@ComSpec & ' /k Del "'&$sDir & '' & $Files[$Index]& '"', '', @SW_hide) If $iReturnValue <> 0 Then Exit MsgBox(16, "Error", "....") Next My goal is to have 1 cmd open that executes the files consecutively in that 1 window.
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