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Help with AD computers extract and group validation

L2 Linker

Hi !

 

I am trying to use XSoar to extract all computers from a specific "OU" in my AD and validate if those computers are members of a group and if they are not, add the missing computers to the said group.

 

Servers OS needs to be excluded from this extract since I do not want servers to be added to the AD group.

 

The "ad-get-computer" from the Task Library is not working very well since filling the "dn" field does not permit to target a specific "OU" and want a full path to a computer.

 

Does anyone have an idea of how I can achieve this?

 

Thanks.

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L2 Linker

Perhaps you could try using the ad-search command to filter on the computer's OU and then the ad-add-to-group command to add the missing computers to the group: Active Directory Query v2 Integration Documentation

 

Use the !ad-search command to run a query for Active Directory objects (users, contacts, computers, and so on). This command enables you to determine which data fields should be returned for the objects.

. . .

Add or remove a computer from a group using the following commands:

ad-add-to-group

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L2 Linker

Perhaps you could try using the ad-search command to filter on the computer's OU and then the ad-add-to-group command to add the missing computers to the group: Active Directory Query v2 Integration Documentation

 

Use the !ad-search command to run a query for Active Directory objects (users, contacts, computers, and so on). This command enables you to determine which data fields should be returned for the objects.

. . .

Add or remove a computer from a group using the following commands:

ad-add-to-group

That could be a way to do it.  I'll check the documentation and see if I can do what I need.

 

Thanks for the hint 😉

L2 Linker

Hi @atullo,

 

FYI, I have been able to achieve what I wanted to do with the information you gave me.

 

I used the !ad-search command filtering with LDAP query format.

 

Thanks for pointing me out in the right direction.

Happy to help and thanks for marking as a solution.

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