how to use two divisions (OUs) in a filter

[zimbrauser]

Hello.
Set Zimbra 8.8.15.
How to use two divisions (OUs) in a filter?
Now:

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zimbraAutoProvLdapSearchBase OU=USERS,DC=office,DC=domain,DC=ru

For example:

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zimbraAutoProvLdapSearchBase "OU=USERS,DC=office,DC=domain,DC=ru","OU=SERVICE_USERS,DC=office,DC=domain,DC=ru"

or

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zimbraAutoProvLdapSearchBase "OU=USERS,OU=SERVICE_USERS,DC=office,DC=domain,DC=ru"

don't work.

[rcardozo1987]

Hi zimbrauser, I am not sure, but I think zimbraAutoProvLdapSearchBase means your LDAP search base dn, not some kind of LDAP filter right?

That said, maybe you should try to point your search base one directory above your OUs...

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zimbraAutoProvLdapSearchBase "DC=office,DC=domain,DC=ru"

Good luck

[DualBoot]

Search scope is uniq so you need to set the higher scope containing your 2 OU.
If you do no want to retrieve some account you must use LDAP filters.

[zimbrauser]

Hi zimbrauser, I am not sure, but I think zimbraAutoProvLdapSearchBase means your LDAP search base dn, not some kind of LDAP filter right?

That said, maybe you should try to point your search base one directory above your OUs...

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zimbraAutoProvLdapSearchBase "DC=office,DC=domain,DC=ru"

Good luck

Of course search base, sorry)

Search scope is uniq so you need to set the higher scope containing your 2 OU.
If you do no want to retrieve some account you must use LDAP filters.

Okey, thanks.

[zimbrauser]

Search scope is uniq so you need to set the higher scope containing your 2 OU.
If you do no want to retrieve some account you must use LDAP filters.

Is it possible to collect users into a dataset using a power shell and transfer them to Zimbra?
For example Power Shell:

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$OU = "OU=USERS,DC=office,DC=domain,DC=ru","OU=SERVICE_USERS,DC=office,DC=domain,DC=ru"
$ADAccounts = $OU | foreach {Get-ADUser -SearchBase $_ -Filter *