This following script lists the default containers set in Active Directory. Usually new computer accounts are created in Computers container and new users created in Users container. You can change these default locations using ReDirCmp and ReDirUsr commands (usually available in Domain controllers at C:\windows\system32).
This following script lists the default containers set in Active Directory. Usually new computer accounts are created in Computers container and new users created in Users container. (Thanks Mike Crowley). I found this script at HERE.
$x = Get-ADObject -Filter {isCriticalSystemObject -eq $true} | Where {($_.objectclass -eq 'container' -or $_.objectclass -eq 'organizationalUnit') -and (-not ($_.DistinguishedName -like '*ForeignSecurityPrincipals,DC*')) -and (-not ($_.DistinguishedName -like '*CN=System,DC*')) -and (-not ($_.DistinguishedName -like '*Domain Controllers,DC*')) -and (-not ($_.DistinguishedName -like '*ForeignSecurityPrincipals*'))}
$x | ft *dname
The same Mike had better one line Powershell command that displays same info.
Get-ADDomain | Select UsersContainer, SystemsContainer
Since I found this information in a hard way, I blogged it. So you can find it.
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