Microsoft® Windows PowerShell™ Step By Step

Chapter 8 Quick Reference

To	Do This
Make an ADO connection into Active Directory	Use the ADsDSOObject provider with ADO to talk to Active Directory
Perform an Active Directory query	Use the Field object to hold attribute data
Tell ADO search to cache results on the client side of the connection	Use the "Cache results" property
Directly query a Global Catalog (GC) server	Use GC:// in your connection moniker, instead of using LDAP://, as shown here: GC://
Directly query a specific server in Active Directory	Use LDAP:// in your connection moniker, followed by a trailing backslash (/), as shown here: LDAP://London/
Query for multiple attributes in Active Directory using the LDAP dialect	Open a set of parentheses. Inside the set of parentheses, type your attribute ...