How To Find Active Directory Path?
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To find your Active Directory path, you can open a command prompt and type the command ‘dsquery server –domain <domainname>‘. This will show the full path of your Active Directory.
1. Connect to a server running Active Directory Domain Services, open the Start menu, type dsa.msc into the search box and press ENTER. This will open the Active Directory Users and Computers window.
2. Locate the domain in the left pane, right-click it, and select Properties…
3. Select the tab titled “Attribute Editor”.
4. Scroll down to the properties area and look for the distinguishedName property. The value listed is the Active Directory path.
5. Alternatively, if you don’t have access to the GUI tools, open a command prompt, type dsquery * -scope base -attr distinguishedname and press ENTER. This will list the Distinguished Name for the Active Directory Domain.