Problem using Get-ADUser. How to write a command to get a list of users?

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Faced such a problem. When requesting a list of users:

Get-ADUser -Filter * SearchBase 'OU=Отдел, OU=Управление, OU=Департамент, 
OU=Пользователи, OU=ИА, OU=Компания, OU=Регион, DC=test, DC=local'

A message appears that the directory object was not found. Though all specified OU are precisely created.
As soon as I shorten it to:

Get-ADUser -Filter * SearchBase 'OU=ИА, OU=Компания, OU=Регион, DC=test, DC=local'

The list of users starts loading, but if you add another OU to the command:

Get-ADUser -Filter * SearchBase 'OU=Пользователи, OU=ИА, OU=Компания, OU=Регион, DC=test, DC=local'

The message that the object was not found appears again. What could be the reason ?

Answer 1

Get-ADUser -Filter * SearchBase 'OU=Department, OU=Administration, OU=Department,
OU=Users, OU=IA, OU=Company, OU=Region, DC=test, DC=local'

because most likely messed up with the sequence.
OU=Users, OU=Department, OU=Management, OU=Department, OU=IA, OU=Company, OU=Region, DC=test, DC=local
to understand, go to AD, in the properties of the container in the attribute editor, look for distinguishedName.
and without spaces it is all written.