AdFind V01.40.00 has emerged from the cocoon… The Butterfly Release is now available. 🙂
After I released V01.39.00 I intended to go work on AdMod and get that updated and released, however I started hearing reports of typos and other comments on the functionality in AdFind V01.39.00. So I decided to work on AdFind a little more. As mentioned previously I am glad I did because while poking around in the source I figured out how to get adfind piping to adfind working which is a big win. 🙂
You can get AdFind V01.40.00 here —> http://www.joeware.net/freetools/tools/adfind/index.htm
You can get the new usage screens by typing adfind /? or looking here —> http://www.joeware.net/freetools/tools/adfind/usage.htm
Fixes for V01.40.00
o Added multi-DN piping capability (AdFind will read DNs from STDIN)
o The -alldc+ switch I added to V01.39.00 wasn’t enabled for use. I have enabled it now in V01.40.00
o Fixed typos in usage
o Added Windows Server 2008 R2 (Windows 7) Decodes
o Added –csvqesc to specify the character use to escape quotes inside of CSV fields. Default is \
o Documented –extsrvinfo, I added this in V01.39.00 but forgot to add it to the usage.
o Added –srvctls which allows you to specify arbitrary server controls
o Added –showdelobjlinks for Windows Server 2008 R2
o Added –showrecycled for Windows Server 2008 R2
o Added -showdel+ for Windows Server 2008 R2
o Added –tdcdshort which gives a secondary shorter format for –tdcd like (xxxd:xxh:xxm:xxs)
o Added –ic (intermediate count for multi-DN piping)
o Added –ictsv (intermediate count with TSV output for multi-DN piping)
o Added –db (display base for multi-DN piping)
o Added –stdinsort to sort multi-DN piping
o Added –subset to output a subset of the returned objects (every second, every tenth, etc)
o Added default environment variable and environment file reading
o Added shortcut –sc ou:xx to find OU’s
o Added shortcut –sc trustdmp to output trusts in a domain
Thanks for adding the -subset switch. I’ve been having fun playing with it 🙂
I have no need to have X greater than 1000, but it looks like it fails with any values higher than that. Is that related to the paging size?
Hi Joe,
sorry for asking this question here.. it’s just a quick way for ppl reading your blog regulary.
I was just askin myself if there is a way to tell the adfind environment variables to set -soao as output option to use with the -e switch?
I love having -soao as default output sorting and thought I could probably make it more easy for me to use the variables.. Maybe you got some hint for me?
Thanks for your great tools!
Regards
Sebastian
Yep set the following environment variable “joeware-default-adfind-soao” to {~}
If you want to do that right in the command prompt, use
set joeware-default-adfind-soao={~}