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Sergey Ryzhkin2020-08-10 10:30:33
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Sergey Ryzhkin, 2020-08-10 10:30:33

Where can I view all variables in Active Directory?

Where can I find a list of all AD variables?
For example %username% = sAMAccountName etc. so that you can use them. Interested in a variable that is not used explicitly and is not placed on the General tab. I want to link folders through the GPO, and in order not to create a separate line for each user / subdivision in the GPO, I want to make a link like this: //filestorage/%username% - such a link will link the user to a folder with the name of his account.
I need to cling to a folder with a different name, with the one I specify, it will be the same for some people. Therefore, I want to add this name to the user's card in AD and simply pull it out through%. This is where you need to understand what other variables % are that you can take (Description is not suitable, it is also busy with me)

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akelsey, 2020-08-10
@akelsey

Open cmd.exe type set and press enter.

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CityCat4, 2020-08-10
@CityCat4

I did not quite understand - do you need the names of the circuit elements? In the "Users and Computers" snap-in, right-click, "View -> Additional Components" should, in theory, turn on the "Attribute Editor" (I don't remember how it turned on, a long time ago), where you can see all the attributes of the scheme of this object and you can edit them. There are hundreds of them.

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MaxKozlov, 2020-08-10
@MaxKozlov

Almost nothing is written from AD attributes to environment variables. Just the login. From the rest - the name of the computer, the domain, the server logon - but they do not belong to the attributes.
The remaining attributes of the car and the small cart - they can be viewed on the edit attributes tab, but they can only be used programmatically, through powershell scripts for example. The description can be googled active directory attributes list

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