Hello all,

Maybe a newbie question here but here is my problem, I send a request on powershell like this :

Get-ADUser -Filter {(Office -eq "something") -and (msRTCSIP-Line -like "tel:*")} | fl name, Office, msRTCSIP-Line

Fact is : the request sent me the valid names, but the fileds Office and msRTCSIP-Line are empty in the result of the cmd... When I check in the attribute editor of AD, the fields are filled with something.

What am I doing wrong ?

Thanks,

You need to get the properties to display them - 

Get-ADUser -Filter {(Office -eq "something") -and (msRTCSIP-Line -like "tel:*")} -Properties Office,msRTCSIP-Line | fl name, Office, msRTCSIP-Line

• Proposed as answer by WizendMicrosoft community contributor 20 hours 7 minutes ago
• Marked as answer by Sunaaa 17 hours 39 minutes ago

You should enclose the property name with the dash with quotes ("msRTCSIP-Line"). Could be error-prone.

wizend

Awesome, many thanks :) It did the job !

Hi Sunnaa,

How about marking the answer, so that we can close this post.

You need to get the properties to display them - 

Get-ADUser -Filter {(Office -eq "something") -and (msRTCSIP-Line -like "tel:*")} -Properties Office,msRTCSIP-Line | fl name, Office, msRTCSIP-Line

• Proposed as answer by WizendMicrosoft community contributor Thursday, July 16, 2015 11:03 AM
• Marked as answer by Sunaaa Thursday, July 16, 2015 1:31 PM

You need to get the properties to display them - 

Get-ADUser -Filter {(Office -eq "something") -and (msRTCSIP-Line -like "tel:*")} -Properties Office,msRTCSIP-Line | fl name, Office, msRTCSIP-Line

• Proposed as answer by WizendMicrosoft community contributor Thursday, July 16, 2015 11:03 AM
• Marked as answer by Sunaaa Thursday, July 16, 2015 1:31 PM