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• #CHANGE REVIEWER NAME MICROSOFT WORD FOR MAC FULL#

Simply use America/Sales for simpler syntax instead. For example an OU "Sales" under a root OU "America" would have a distinguished name of for example OU=Sales,OU=America,DC=ACME,DC=COM.

#CHANGE REVIEWER NAME MICROSOFT WORD FOR MAC FULL#

If the name might be ambiguous, a slash notation from the root can be used instead of full distinguished name. If the name of an OU is unique, simply use the name and it will automatically be found. An OU can be located by either its name (if unique), distinguished name or a special FastTrack slash notation. Returns the top-most OU name in the OU tree, of where the Organizational Unit is located in the Active Directory.The domain is, by default, the domain of the logged-on user. If the OU actually contains a slash, use double slash to escape.

The domain is, by default, the domain of the logged-on user. Returns the distinguished name of the Organizational Unit.

Property name must be an LDAP property name like 'managedBy' see the "Attribute Editor" property tab of the organizational unit for a list of attribute and values. Returns a custom property from the Active Directory of an organizational unit or an empty string if it is not set. Use the ComputerDescription function to get the description of the computer from Active Directory. Returns the local description of the executing computer. Domain is by default the domain of the logged on user, to specify another domain, use \. If no computername is specified, executing computer is assumed. If the computer has never logged on, a blank string is returned. Returns the date and time of the computer's last registered logon date in the Active Directory of a computer. Returns the distinguished name of the computer from the Active Directory. Domain is by default the domain of the logged on user, to specify another domain, use \.ĬomputerDistinguishedName ComputerDistinguishedName Use the LocalComputerDescription function to get the description from the local computer. Returns the "Description" property from the Active Directory of a computer or an empty string if it is not set.