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Via web of Quest, can find Active Directory's UniqueID. Or, use a Mac connected to CU AD. |
Full Unique ID number useful?
The full number for <oh10> is: 0cc1c7c1-6a0d-41c8-9b63-6ec5589d9225
This breaks down as follows, HEX => Decimal:
- 0cc1c7c1 => 214026177 (This decimal is the number we get from the Mac's Directory Utility)
- 6a0d => 27149
- 41c8 => 16840
- 9b63 => 39779
- 6ec5589d9225 => 121793874334245
Method 1
Go Via web, go to:
- https://manage.ad.cornell.edu/ADAdmin
- Credential with your normal NetID credential (DOC account NOT required).
- Our student employee confirmed a (any?) student can get to this, too.
Enter NetID in search box at upper-right.
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- For <oh10>, this is: 0cc1c7c1
Convert from HEX to Decimal:
- http://coderstoolbox.net/number/
- For <oh10>, this is: 214026177
Method 2
Use Quest, look up NetID from top-level of tree.
See As above one , grab first number group under "objectGUID", which .
- It seems incorrectly typed as "OctetString", instead of HEX (?!)
- For <oh10>, this is: 0cc1c7c1
Convert from HEX to Decimal:
- http://coderstoolbox.net/number/
- For <oh10>, this is: 214026177
Method 3
Use a Mac connected to CU AD.
Use Directory Utility. Look for "UniqueID" and it just gives you the first part of the full numbers shown with the above 2 methods.
- For <oh10>, this is: 214026177