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Generate sidHistory Report using DSQUERY command

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Last week I blogged about generating sidHistory report using a PowerShell script - http://portal.sivarajan.com/2010/12/powershell-script-search-active.html. If you prefer to use dsquery command, you can use the following syntax to generate similar report.

dsquery * -Filter "(samaccountname=santhosh)" -Attr samAccountName ObjectSID sidHistory

You can also create a batch file with the following command generate a report from an input file (Users.txt):

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For /f %%i in (C:\Users.txt) Do (

dsquery * -Filter "(samaccountname=%%i)" -Attr samAccountName ObjectSID sidHistory >> C:\User_Info.txt

)

As you can see in the following screenshot, the output file (User_Info.txt) contains the SamAccontName, ObjectSID and its sidHistory value:

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Dsquery - http://technet.microsoft.com/es-es/library/cc754232(WS.10).aspx

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Santhosh Sivarajan

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Santhosh has 30+ years of hands-on enterprise experience in Identity and Access Management, Microsoft Entra ID, Active Directory, Microsoft 365 and Zero Trust architecture. He is the author of two books on Windows Server and security, and leads consulting, assessments and training at SAG Business Group.

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