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listdomains ALL, aliases=0, childorgs=1
With the parameter aliases=0, the list will be domains only and no domain
aliases.
3. If your do not have permission to list all the domains in your account, start
the listing with the targetOrg parameter.
listdomains ALL, targetOrg=Sales, childorgs=1
If you get an error “You don't have permission to listdomains for the
organization...”, try starting your list with an org you have authorization for
using the targetOrg parameter.
4. Once you can list your domains, select a domain to display the settings.
listdomains ALL, targetOrg=Sales, childorgs=1, aliases=0
The listdomains command returns a list of your domains showing each
domain’s unique domain ID number and domain name (domainid,
domainname).
With the parameter aliases=0, the list will be domains only and no domain
aliases.
5. Using the displaydomain command, display a domain’s settings.
displaydomain jumboinc.com
The displaydomain command returns all of the settings for a domain. The
example code uses a pseudo domain name, jumboinc.com.
List All Users and Display Settings
1. Usng the listusers command, list all of your users.
listusers ALL, childorg=1
The listusers command returns a list of your users including the user’s email
address and the user’s organization name (address, orgtag).
2. List all of your users without the user aliases and starting the list with an
organization you have permissions to access.
listusers ALL, targetOrg=Sales, aliases=0, childorgs=1
With the parameter aliases=0, the list will be users’ primary email addresses
only and none of the users’ aliases.
3. Using the displayorg command, display the Default User settings and a
regular user’s settings.
displayorg Sales