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Well, all that work only to find that I was in fact using an MS file. I edited the file with VI, but it was created as a MS .txt file.

I ran the code within the loop and saw the \r \n:eek:.
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I created both .txt files using VI and yes, the search works perfectly fine if I enter the adgroup manually.

I created a new script in an attempt to isolate the problem area and have discovered...

The GroupsTest1.txt file has one line. It is a group that I am wanting to get information from LDAP on. At some point, I'll add more groups to this file. It looks something like this.

ab_abc The...

When I execute the code below with cn set to the $adgroup variable, I get the following error:
Invalid DN syntax (34)
Additional information: 0000208F: NameErr: DSID-031001F7, problem 2006...

Duh! I need to remember to use the manpages. ldif-wrap took care of the problem per the ldapsearch below.

ldapsearch -x -LLL -E pr=200/noprompt -o ldif-wrap=no -h abc-loc.somecompany.com -D...

ldapsearch -x -LLL -E pr=200/noprompt -h abc-loc.somecompany.com -D "account@somecompany.com" -w password -b "cn=groupname,ou=Resource,ou=groups,dc=abc,dc=somecompany,dc=com" | grep member

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Thanks guys. This will give me good example to learn from.

This is perfect! Thank you.

Thanks RudiC. That worked. Now, to break it all down to get a good understanding of how awk works. I really do appreciate your help.

Thanks again.

Thanks RudiC! I'll do some research on sed and awk.

Using ldapsearch, I've built the following command to get what I need.

ldapsearch -x -LLL -E pr=200/noprompt -h abc-loc.somecompany.com -D "account@somecompany.com" -w password -b "ou=End...